a bunch of random magic coins some need new rubber bands, others are missing a gimmick and others are complete. 

Your audience will enjoy this Dr. Sawa creation. Expertly crafted by Ton Onosaka’s Magic Land.The magician brings out a silver bag, from which he dumps two decks of cards, one red, one blue. A card is selected from the blue deck. this card is placed inside the otherwise empty card box. The same is repeated with the red deck and a different card. Now the fun starts……The blue box is tossed into the bag. The performer points out that there is a large blue arrow on the side of the bag, pointin...

he magician shows a small pedestal surmounted by a transparent case. He removes it and, from the pedestal, takes away and shows a stand with a slit in the center. He puts this stand back on the pedestal and puts the case back in position by blocking the pedestal and case with an elastic band. He covers everything with a rectangular tube and after a moment, he removes it and a coin will have magically appeared in the case, displayed vertically on the stand!MARVELOUS!The coin may be used for other...

This effect is inspired by Jack Hughes’ Skeleton in the Cupboard, with a different presentation theme of a mis-made lady (as in the popular stage illusion) instead of a skeleton.The performer displays three blocks, which when correctly placed one on top

Magical Burger by Tenyo MagicLearn multiple different mouthwatering effects with "Magical Burger" from Tenyo Magic.

New in box.  Blue back.The method and gimmick are like no other. The vanish can be performed only inches from your spectator. The card case simply vanishes into THIN AIR.Mark has created a BRAND NEW type of magnetic flap system with 3 moving parts. Yes, you read that correctly, 3 moving parts!The flap has no middle step at the BEGINING OR AT THE END after the vanish. It is also powered in a new unique way, the power comes from UNDERNEATH the gimmick.It is visually stunning!Super easy t...

False Anchors Presents: Unanchored, a compilation of Ryan's best tricks and routines from before the False Anchors era. At over 250 pages and 250 images, there is bound to be a trick or ten for everyone's repertoire. This beautiful hardback contains mostly close-up card magic routines, but also features some parlor magic and accompanying performance videos. The final section in the book, Arsenal, teaches necessary utility moves and thoughts from Ryan on how he prepares before a gig.The collecto...

Show two cups to be empty. Suddenly, one cup becomes full of salt. You display the salt by pouring it from cup to cup. All of the salt vanishes without a trace, and changes into a white silk handkerchief. Real salt magically appears from an empty cup. The salt then vanishes completely and transforms into a bright white handkerchief, making this the perfect trick to perform at a party or for large groups. Background Most props used in magic illusions capitalize on making maximum use of a secret s...

Lightly used a few times. Looks new.  Been in its case most of the timeMake two coins visually appear under impossible conditions. Nathan Kranzo has been using this amazing gimmick to astonish his audiences for years with this playful routine that is pure eye candy. This is Invisible Coin by Nathan Kranzo.Here’s what happens:A magician “gives” a pair of invisible coins to their spectators. The magician then takes a small glass and places it mouth side down on top of a deck of cards. The f...

Top left to right: Faro Notes, Estimation, Side StealBottom left to right: Fingertip Control, Marlo Meets his Match, The Faro Shuffle.

This is a collector’s piece and for years no longer produced and/or sold by Tenyo Magic Co. You show your audience a 4-inch tube which is printed with various card numbers and suits on its surface. When you spin the tube on the table, the numbers and suits become mixed up in a blur of colours. A card is selected from a deck and remembered. When y