Marcel’s Okito Box for a coin is an ingenious creation of the Argentine Illusionist Marcel.
This is an Okito style box for an only one coin. Due to its size, weight and morphology, it allows the magician to carry out completely new movements, which makes it unique for its revolutionary handling.
For Half dollar coin size (coin is not included)
“You’ve got the signed coin, and it’s in THIS hand!” You’ll be able to say this!
If you have ever wanted to perform a ‘coin in which hand’ type of effect, Gerti Reborn is for you. You have two coins; you ask a spectator to sign one of the coins. You invite the spectator to place one coin in your hand and to place the other coin in one of their own hands. Without looking, not only are you able to reveal which of you has the signed coin, with the updated Gerti Reborn you are now able to tell the spectator which coin they have, as well as in which hand they hold the coin.
Mysteries Magic presents a classic of magic. Now with new handlings and new presentations!
Coins will vanish from magician hands and will appear one at the time in a glass that is covered by the deck of cards!
The gimmick does all the work for you.
Use different sizes, different coins and different objects!
This is a video tutorial only. No props are included.
This is my handling of David Roth’s “Table” routine.
I’m using the table prop manufactured by TCC Magic, but my routine will work with the old style table prop.
In this streamlined handling, three coins penetrate the top of a miniature table one at a time in the cleanest way. I’ve made a point to try and achieve the most effiecient and uncluttered handling
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