Coin to Envelope by Harry Robson and Big Blind Media

Effect

The Coin to Envelope trick is a hands-off routine where a spectator handles everything. A coin vanishes and appears inside a sealed envelope inside a wallet held by another spectator. The magician does not touch the wallet or envelope during the effect. The wallet looks and functions like a normal leather wallet, making the trick highly deceptive.

Full details

The trick uses a specially designed wallet called The HOW Wallet by Harry Robson. The wallet is made from 100% leather and works as a real wallet for cash and cards. It includes 10 envelopes and 10 loading gimmicks for repeated performances. The effect is versatile and can also be used for signed cards, rings, or business cards. The reset is instant, making it practical for walkaround or close-up magic.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want a clean, hands-off routine. It works well for walkaround, close-up, or stage performances. The wallet is practical for everyday carry, so it suits magicians who prefer minimal setup. Those who perform card-to-wallet effects will find this a strong alternative.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is easy to perform. The method requires no complex sleight of hand. The spectator does most of the handling, making the effect self-working. The instructional download provides clear guidance. Beginners and experienced magicians can use it effectively.

What magicians say

BigBlindMedia describes The HOW Wallet as a "worker’s dream" due to its hands-off nature. Iain Moran calls it "the best wallet I have ever seen." The trick is praised for its deceptive power and practicality. The ability to make any small object appear in a sealed envelope is highlighted as a key strength. The wallet’s instant reset and spectator involvement make it a standout in modern magic.