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It's not a Slot Box. It's not an Okito Box. It's not a Boston Box. It will interface nicely with all of them! Here's a simple five-phase routine:
On your table sit two brass boxes. One is empty; the other holds four half-dollars. Dump out the coins and show them fairly one at a time. Place them inside one of the boxes and replace the lid. With a magical wave of your hand, one of the coins penetrates the box. Place it aside and dump out the three remaining coins. Show them one at a time and place them back into the box. With each coin the magic becomes more challenging. This time you do not replace the lid. The audience can see three coins in the box. As you lift the box, the second coin melts right through the bottom of the box. They can see the level of the remaining coins in the box drop a notch as the magic happens! Remove the two remaining coins and show them separately, and the box empty. Place them back into the box and replace the lid. Hold the box in the air and ask for an audience member to tell you when the magic should happen. On their word, the third coin is seen to melt right through the bottom of the brass box. Place this coin aside with
the others. Only one coin remains. Have someone mark it with a felt-tip pen. They can place it back into the box. Place the lid back on the box. Take the other three coins and place them in the other coin box and replace the lid. With a magical gesture, you cause their marked coin to vanish from its box, and join the other coins in the second box ala Metamorphosis! The grand finale follows.
Take up all four coins and place them in the first box and replace the lid. The box is placed on the back of your hand. With a final magical gesture, all four coins penetrate the box and your hand! After the coins fall from your hand, simply take off the lid and show the box empty. This is the part where your friends at the magic club won't have a clue as to what just happened!
Precision machined from brass with a high-polish finish. Sized to fit the United States Half Dollar or old-style English Penny.
You receive an Okito Box, a Beyond Okito Box (Bo Box), handling instructions in a booklet format for 2 great routines with each box, along with photographs. A link to a password-protected directory is included for visual learning. The boxes come to you in a plastic box, which is padded for their protection.
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