This is another packet effect from my working collection-and one that has surprisingly, not been reviewed. Awhile back, I'd seen some coin stickers in a novelty store, and considered ways to use them on playing cards. Lo and behold, David Acer had long beat me to it, with this coin and card effect-with coin stickers as traveling spots. The routine is easy to work, the patter and story have Acer's characteristic touches of humor. Pickpocket uses 6 cards; I replanted the method with one from another packet effect which bears the same results without having to Elmsley count/hide the fifth card. Acer's method is solid, it was a preference on my part to switch handlings--the presentation I keep as offered. Using the wallet to hold the 'suspect' card is a nice touch, as it can be examined along with the final card at the end of the trick. This is also a trick that Acer uses regularly in his table hopping work, which is solid testimony to it's audience impact, and the reset factor. Funny and surprising, I recommend this.