Price$90.00
Media TypeTrick
CategoryMentalism
Date AddedFeb 01, 2008
Premonition Box
Indomagic Land
(Based on 1 review)
Effect
You show a beautiful wooden box content of dices,pencil, papers and a deck of card. Explaining that you had a premonition earlier in the day, ask the volunteer to simply think of any of the fifty-two cards. It is a completely free choice. She can think of any card. Explain that you removed one and only one card from the deck as a prediction. Without adding or taking away any cards, the deck is removed from its case by the spectator. The spectator herself counts the cards and notes that there only fifty-one. What is more amazing is that her freely thought-of card is missing.
Come complete with anything you need to perform this miracle !!!
Box Dimensions Approximately 6 7/16" x 4 5/8" x 1 1/2"(16.35cm x 11.74cm x 3.81cm)
Reviews
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Premonition Box is a nice trick originated by and available from de Cova of Germany. I believe Indomagic is an Indonesian company, but do NOT expect the kind of jewelry box woodwork you get from Thailand in the Hua Hin Box or the Siam Card Box (Tony Curtis). Indomagic are making this copy in several variations, the one you see here is a little bit different from that shown on Andy Maritin's site.
The quality of the box on Andy's site (his photos are outstanding, you can really judge the details) is a little less than you would expect for the price. The version shown here may be better. The design of the box is an improvement over de Cova's and probalbly less prone to warping. The trick is nice and very easy to perform.
Finding out that the deck only has 51 cards counting them face down is without risk, but searching for the missing card might cause some questions in spite of the fact that the card really IS missing. The participant may realize some others also are.
Kaarlo von Freymann Helsinki Finland
The quality of the box on Andy's site (his photos are outstanding, you can really judge the details) is a little less than you would expect for the price. The version shown here may be better. The design of the box is an improvement over de Cova's and probalbly less prone to warping. The trick is nice and very easy to perform.
Finding out that the deck only has 51 cards counting them face down is without risk, but searching for the missing card might cause some questions in spite of the fact that the card really IS missing. The participant may realize some others also are.
Kaarlo von Freymann Helsinki Finland