[MyMagic] Replenishing

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,409
June 17, 2026

Some incredible news and releases are coming up. Will let you know more in the next few weeks. In the meantime, I wanted to catch up on the items that have been coming back in stock and are available again and make room for the upcoming surprises.

First is Aftermath, I highly recommend you get this book. You will not be sorry… I promise. I am already performing three of the routines and I only read four, saving the other five for later.

►Aftermath:

If you like to perform impromptu close-up mentalism for friends in casual environments, you will love these direct math-based routines that are easy to learn and have all the mathematical methods subtly hidden from the performances.

Using these routines, you can create impossible moments with borrowed objects, during casual conversations, and in ordinary settings. You will learn nine routines that use objects like pens, business cards, smartphones, coins, or even dice and cards, that blur the line between coincidence and intuition, suggestion and impossibility.

Get a copy: HERE

These Frog cards have been hopping out of the warehouse at a brisk pace as previous purchasers are now re-loading their ponds.

►Folding Frog:

This is a deck of pre-scored playing cards that can be folded into a jumping frog in seconds.

The easiest way to present it is to force the frog card and have it jump around the deck looking for the selection, when it fails you unfold the frog and show it to be the selection and you can give it out as a memorable souvenir.

Watch and buy: HERE

I just got a few more of these Infinity Chalices, so they are once again available in all varieties. I am tempted to bring a few to Magic Live since they are fun to perform and the last coin vanish is a fooler.

►Infinity Chalice:

This is a terrific routine that combines many principles into one cohesive routine that is easy to follow and easy to perform.

You begin by showing a unique looking double-ended chalice and four coins. The four coins are placed into the top of the chalice and one-at-a-time they seem to penetrate the top of the chalice and magically work their way to the bottom in the cleanest and most direct way possible. 

Watch and buy: HERE

Interesting that the red back and double blank backed Kirigami Cannibals sold out fast, but the blue backed ones remained. All varieties are now in stock.

►Kirigami Cannibal Cards:

This is not a specific trick, it is a custom-made deck of cards where the pips have been perforated and can be removed, leaving just the spaces where they used to be.

The self-working routine in the trailer is probably the simplest thing you can do with these cards. The trailer will also show you exactly what you are getting.

Watch and buy: HERE

►MY LATEST RELEASE:

►Coin Copier:

This is an ingenious self-working coin box routine that Christian Scherer created in the 1980s. Since that time the manufacturing technology and the availability of the gimmicks used has advanced and the current version works perfectly.

The basic routine involves a metal box which is referred to as a tiny counterfeiting machine. You dump the four coins out of the box; a Japanese coin, a Swiss coin, a British coin and a US coin. Using the Japanese coin as a sample each coin is placed in the box and one at a time, as the box is waved over the Japanese coin, the coin inside instantly turns into a duplicate of the Japanese coin. This is repeated until all four coins have turned into Japanese coins and everything is examinable.

Watch and buy: HERE

►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:

►JUNE 28: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE

To view all my upcoming appearances, go: HERE

Stay happy, Meir

PS: The Coin Cylinder Nouveau that arrived on Monday has already sold out but I am expecting another shipment next week. If you want to sign up for notifications go: HERE

“It should be granted that a puzzle solved before it’s shown is just about as publicly attractive as an unmade bed. A real magician’s task, it seems clear, is to abolish the solution, the possibility of any solution in the minds of those he seeks to amuse.”
…Orson Welles (Magic As A Hobby, 1948)