Abandoned

29.95 usd

Trick by Peter Eggink and Dennis Reinsma (29.95$29.95)

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Abandoned is not just an effect: this utility card box is cleverly constructed and allows you to secretly control and retrieve the spectator's signed card instantaneously!

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Card to...

Have a card selected, signed and returned. Show the box empty and place all cards in the box. In just a blink of the eye you have retrieved the signed card, ready to be loaded into your wallet, mouth or pocket!

CAAN:

Have a card selected, signed and returned. Show the box empty and place all the card in the box. You have now made it "sleight of hand proof"! Have them name ANY number and count cards from the box one by one. Stop at the selected number and turn this card over. It is the signed card!

Use Abandoned as a force

Use Abandoned for a fun rising card effect

Use Abandoned for... The possibilities are only limited by your own imagination.

Comes complete with the cleverly gimmicked Bicycle card case.

Available in red or blue.

Supply your own cards.

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Community questions about Abandoned

Have a question about this product? It's possible others do too. Ask here and other Vanishing Inc. Magic customers will be able to respond with assistance! Alternatively, email us and we can help too.

• Matthew asks: How durable is the gimmick will it rip break easily

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: It is a card case. If you take care of it and keep it clean, it should last quite a while.

• Ethan asks: Can everything be examined and is it easy to use (I am an beginner)

  • 1. Steven answers: I would not recommend this for a beginner. Beginners should check out: https://www.vanishingincmagic.com/magic-for-beginners/

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• Robert asks: As far as retrieving the card after the deck is placed back in the box, how does this compare to the extractor but Peter Nardi? This looks far more convincing, actually being able to show the full deck enter the box. Is this accurate?

  • 1. Robert answers: Hey Robert! Because I’m you, and I ended up purchasing this, let me answer this for you! The main difference (and lesser selling point) is that YOU (the magician) would have to put the card back. The spectator could NOT place the card back in the box themselves, like with the extractor. Hope that helps! - you (me)

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