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False Messiah Vanish

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$4.5 $6.25 In stock

Category: Value Vault

A coin is pushed from the fingertips

of one hand into the palm of the other. The fist is closed and the back of the hand rubbed. Immediately both hands can be shown empty - the coin has vanished.



The False Messiah vanish is a kind of homage to Jay Sankey's 'Messiah Vanish' - however it contains a twist that

allows the hands to be shown clean

after the coin vanishes. This is a simple, pleasing effect that will turn any card man to coins.



If you're not a coin trick type of person,

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- free - and see if Justin Miller can't change your mind.


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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

Finally a vanish method that looks completely natural, not like I’m hiding something. I practiced the fingertip push a few times and it’s already smooth—no awkward fumbling. The moment where both hands are shown empty still makes me smile every time.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

I was skeptical about the fingertip-to-palm transfer, but after a few tries it feels surprisingly natural—the vanish happens cleanly every time. Only wish the instructions included a bit more on handling different coin sizes, since my half-dollar felt a little snug at first.