From the fertile mind of Ian Adair comes this cute close up effect. Three chips lay on the performer's table. Two are red, on both sides shown. The odd one is black (shown on both sides). These are displayed in a line onto the table surface, the black in central position, the reds on the outside. An examined pocket handkerchief is draped over the chips. Showing his hands empty, the performer reaches beneath the hank and brings out the black chip. This he vanishes. When the hank is withdrawn, the black chip has returned, back in its original place, between the reds. This is repeated. It is repeated again, each time the black chip being removed and vanished, only to reappear. The tables are turned, the magician stating that this time he will remove both reds, leaving only the black chip draped. The two red chips are removed and vanished. The audience thinks that the reds will return to their place under the hank...but no, for when the hank is undraped and thrown out to the audience, all chips have gone. There’s no sign of any chips at all. The effect is very easy to perform with the special plastic chips and instructions supplied. And at the ridiculously low price, every close-up performer must have a set!