A deck of cards is removed from its card case. Suddenly the case shrinks to a small one and is immediately ready for examination. Very Good Condition. Looks unused
Shipping in US only.This set includes his notes from 1994 (mint condition) His topit pattern (new) & his hard to find card in the sock gimmick and instructions!
Symphony Coins are meticulously hand crafted by Roy Kueppers so that each coin is SO EXTREMELY THIN, that each coin is only 1.5 the width of a normal coin of it same value.That means when they magnetically collapse into ONE coin nobody notices…AND because they are magnetic with the perfect polarity– YOU can treat it as one.Toss it, lap it and more without worries of it coming apart OR making noise.Yet easily separate them with sleight pressure from your finger– to produce them individuall...
Shipping in US only.This is an enclosure for a mental die. Converts your boring die into a color cube. Magnetically closes for a secure prop that can be handled by your spectator. This box size is 1.5 X 1.5 X 1.5 in. cube fits within snuggly. No directions included, but will send a short video of me opening for buyer.
Shipping in in US only. VINTAGE - 1994SHRINKER By GARY KURTZA deck of cards is removed from its card case. Suddenly the case shrinks to a small one and is immediately ready for examination. Very Good Condition. Looks unused
It's the holy grail of card effects. You display a folded card under an inverted wine glass. You ask someone to name a color, a suit, and a value, to generate a truly random selection. The card under the glass is revealed to be this exact card.
An obviously solid sheet of metal is placed into an open holder. The window cover is closed, the case snapped, and a real quarter falls out of the metal to the table. The case is turned over to reveal that the piece of metal now has a coin sized hole right through its center! And at the end of the trick, everything can be examined: the sheet of metal, the window case, and the quarter.
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