Place a coin in the box and it magically disappears. Fun magic trick for any magician. Made of plastic. Size 5 L.”
Price: $4.95
A spectator is asked to hold a half-dollar and a copper Mexican Centavo. The Magician asks for the spectator to hand back the Centavo, but it has changed into a US Quarter in the spectator’s hand! Many other effects possible with this clever gimmick.
Price: $16.95
Thread must be separated into individual strands before use.
Price: $1.99
The magician borrows a quarter, and places it under a handkerchief. The spectators can feel the coin underneath the hank.
The magician then holds the hank over a small glass of water and drops the coin inside. Upon removing the hank, the coin has vanished. The water is poured out of the glass and the hank is shown free of trickery.
A classic of magic.
Manufactured in the USA by FUN Incorporated.
Vanishing Coin in Glass From Royal Magic – Vanish a Coin with No Sleight of Hand.
Price: $4.79
A card is inserted into a plain frame. The magician then, by magic, removes the center section of the card! This looks stunning! The trick looks just like the picture above.
It all happens under the watchful eyes of the spectators. No cover is used to perform the trick.
The card is put back together inside the frame, and removed. It is shown around and examined by spectators. There’s nothing to find.
The frame does all the sneaky stuff for you. No sleight of hand involved.
Manufactured in the USA by FUN Incorporated.
Price: $3.50
The magician borrows a coin, has it marked and proceeds to knock it into a bottle. Both bottle and coin can be examined and when returned to the magician, he removes the coin from within the bottle. Both the bottle and the marked coin can be passed out o the audience for closer inspection.
Coin in a Bottle Half Dollar – One of the Most Baffling Coin Tricks in Magic
Price: $6.88
The magician displays a red sponge ball at his fingertips. With a wave of the hand the ball multiplies into two balls. Another wave and now there are three balls. Finally, the magician displays four sponge balls at his fingertips!
Price: $5.00
The magician places a coin into a small round box. The coin fills the interior of the box. Yet the magician is able to penetrate the box with eight solid spikes – creating a “spiked” coin. The nails are removed from the box (by the spectator, if you like) and the coin is shown unharmed. All may be examined at any point during the effect. Easy to do – no sleight of hand or difficult moves to complicate the working. Made in the USA by FUN Incorporated.
Price: $2.99
The spectator sees a dime and penny in the magician’s hand. The penny is removed from the hand, which should leave the dime in the hand. But instead, the dime vanishes!
No sleight of hand involved.
All the props are fully examineable. Very easy to do.
Price: $2.75
A quarter is borrowed and shThe magician pushes a borrowed coin through the side of a glass bottle, leaving the glass and coin intact. The coin is shown, rattling inside the bottle, still unable to fit through the top.
Price: $11.99
