Used as an additional phase of an Okito Coin Box routine, this box appears to be the same as the box you have been using, but when switched in and given to a spectator, the half-dollars will not fit in the box! Perfectly matches the othe Johnson Products

The Magician shows a coin and a Boston box. Coins are placed inside the box and the lid is placed on the box. He then shakes the box to prove the coins are still there. The box is placed on

The magician shows a coin and a box (Okito Boston Box). He puts the coin inside the box and the lid, He waves the box to try that the coin is there, he places on the back of his hand, which supports a few centimeters over the table.

The Magician shows a half dollar and a solid brass Boston Coin Box. Put the coin inside the box and close the lid. He waves the box to try show that the coin is still there. He places it on the back of his hand, which hovers a few centimeters

A great utility prop able to make a coin appear or vanish and more. This unique box was the invention of James Swoger and Jay Leslie with refinements by Viking. Here are two examples of possible effects: 1. Two coins are dropped into the box, a half-dol