Hip Pocket Mica Wallet by Tim Toronto

Effect

The Hip Pocket Mica Wallet by Tim Toronto is a compact and deceptive card-to-wallet effect. A spectator signs a playing card, which then vanishes and reappears inside a nested wallet system. The wallet contains a smaller wallet with a zippered pocket, where the signed card is found. The spectator can remove the card themselves, making the moment more interactive and surprising.

Full Details

The wallet is small enough to fit in a pocket, making it practical for everyday carry. It includes two wallets—one nested inside the other—with a zippered compartment in the inner wallet. The trick requires minimal setup and can be performed impromptu. The wallet is designed to be examinable after the effect, reinforcing the impossibility of the card’s appearance.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want a reliable, self-contained card-to-wallet routine. It suits close-up performers, walk-around magicians, and those who prefer minimal props with maximum impact. The wallet’s small size makes it convenient for street magic or table hopping.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The Hip Pocket Mica Wallet is easy to perform, requiring no advanced sleight of hand. The method is straightforward, making it accessible to beginners while still fooling experienced magicians. The handling is smooth, and the wallet’s design does most of the work.

What Magicians Say

Magic Orthodoxy’s David describes it as "one of the most powerful card-to-wallet" effects. He highlights that the spectator can pull out their signed card themselves, increasing the trick’s impact. The wallet’s nested design and zippered compartment add layers of deception, making the effect more convincing.

The Hip Pocket Mica Wallet is a practical, well-designed trick that delivers strong reactions with minimal effort. Its compact size and examinable nature make it a solid choice for performers looking for a reliable card-to-wallet routine.