Reminds me of Paul Harris The Art Of Astonishment books.Super high quality pages and book.There is a
handful of material about the Okito coin box.Sum different ideas with cards,coins,Mercury Card
Fold,money,rubberbands.This is a gem.Top book this year.
Now i have to purchase a Okito Box.
Does anybody have a recommendation on a Okito Box i should buy??
http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/S18662
Buddha stainless steel. Good weight, no tarnishing or chipping
but not the most luxurious. However an explanation as a
utilitarian "pill box" or similar fits. The link goes to
the deluxe set.
looking for coin boxs, i purchased a set of jim zee boxs from daytona magic shop, as designed by david roth. very happy ,i have been a solid coin worker for 50 years & just love these boxs. errol robinson...australia
As a starter there is little to beat the Tango OB at 20 bucks. However, if you want a "coin box for life" take a look at the Opongo Box by Juan Luis Rubiales. At $70 this may seem expensive but you will never need another coin box. It is an OB, a Boston, a German a Slot plus a special valuable feature not found on any other box to my knowledge. It will even take a Kennedy Half shell and an old English Penny so the possibilities are endless. It also comes with a DVD with 5 very strong routines. I bought one over a year ago and it is now my go to coin box for every coin box routine or effect.
I second the Opongo Box by Juan Luis Rubiales. I have the tango and the Keuppers--which are both great, but the utility of the Opongo box is broader and it's now my go-to coin box.
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