The beauty of this trick is that as I sit here and play with it I begin to notice how well the pieces work together to justify actions, to camouflage things you don't want the spectators to see, and to beautify the effect "Holy Moly" that has moments of you simply standing there hiding the dirt while pattering away (and looking like a suspicious fool). This take on that effect allows you to put the materials on the table while you speak, handle things "naturally," and END COMPLETELY clean with a justified action that is not suspicious AT ALL. You could also present this the same way as "Holy Moly" with a special move or two, but I'm keeping this one simple.

Don't let the simplicity of this effect turn you out! it's very easy to do, and im sure the reactions will be great.
As per the title, you will have to do some mods on the key tags. They are made of an aluminium aloy that is pretty soft, so they scatch very easily!
Since there is two of them, the one one the keychain will get beat up, and the other one will remain more or less intact....
And they don't have any inscription on them, they are just plain aluminium......doesn't look like a real key tag....
So the final reveal will look different from the first key tag.
What i did? I went to a trophy shop (yes yes a trophy shop) and they modified my tags in 2 way:
1- they printed A80 on one side, and they covered them in a clear plastic coating. All of that for 40$ canadian dollard.
now i have a reveal that looks like the one on the key chain, and they have a number on them, just like a locker, or a postal box key tag!

Those who are familiar with Jay Sankey know one thing, he is extremely talented and can make the hardest things look easy. This reflects sometimes into his marketed items. You buy it and never perform it because of a particular move that is too hard to confidently pull off. This trick is not one of those. There is a common slight needed for 'Key Deposit'as it's not self-working, but it is one of the more easy slights, plus if you don't know it you need to learn it anyway. You'll have it down in no time (though practice does make perfect). There are no gimmicks parse, there is an extra but nothing has any secret moving parts and you end clean. The motions during the routine are comfortable, natural looking, and logical. The secret move happens at a perfect time. I love this purchase and highly recommend it. If Jay had come out with this many moons ago, before his repertoire grew so massive, this trick would probably be going down in the annals as one of his best.

Great trick easier than a lot of them out there but very cool. I read it once and was able to perform it straight away and my wife loved it. One of them clever tricks that is there to be easy but great. Thanks

Don't let the simplicity of this effect turn you out! it's very easy to do, and im sure the reactions will be great.
As per the title, you will have to do some mods on the key tags. They are made of an aluminium aloy that is pretty soft, so they scatch very easily!
Since there is two of them, the one one the keychain will get beat up, and the other one will remain more or less intact....
And they don't have any inscription on them, they are just plain aluminium......doesn't look like a real key tag....
So the final reveal will look different from the first key tag.
What i did? I went to a trophy shop (yes yes a trophy shop) and they modified my tags in 2 way:
1- they printed A80 on one side, and they covered them in a clear plastic coating. All of that for 40$ canadian dollard.
now i have a reveal that looks like the one on the key chain, and they have a number on them, just like a locker, or a postal box key tag!

Have been performing this for a few people, its been getting good reactions. I like his hook about doing magic with nothing. The magic happens in the spectators hands, and its all done before they think the trick has really started

I love magic with ordinary easy to understand objects. This fits the bill. The the person who says the tags do not look very good, I disagree and honestly if you don't use this because of that then all you have to do is go to the store and buy new tags for a couple of bucks...maybe? No need to, this trick is simple and great. Typical Jay Sankey magic, you end totally clean, the slights (very very simple a beginner can master in five minutes if they don't know how) are easy and really not even slights. Keep this on your key chain along with Killer Key by Sankey and have Ring Flight or something else on your ring and you've got a whole bunch of magic in your pocket for a little bit of nothing. I bought this about ten months ago, never opened it, now I have it with me all the time when I need something. Just get it, nice trick and easy explanation, you can do it after five or ten minutes tops.

As the title says, I like it, but I don't do it. The idea is neat, but the gimmicks aren't that great. If you have this in your keychain, they will get dirty and beat up prettt fast making it look different from the final give out. The tag doesn't look like a tag, this could be so much better.

I was skeptical this trick would wow spectators since it is so simple and not among the latest and greatest. Wow was I wrong. It gets great reactions for me and I keep it right on my car keychain. I've sent 5X as much as on tricks that get 1/10 this reaction. Its a surprising winner.