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Although most of the new magic I purchased in Las Vegas should arrive next week. I was able to sneak some stuff in my luggage.

The overall energy of the Magic Live convention was exceptional. Especially the first night. The closest I can come to explain the mood is for you to imagine a group of lifers escape from prison and after a day on the run they end up at a high-end buffet… Which in this case was the dealers room.

The booth will be open tomorrow where I will introduce my latest product. It is an excellent book featuring 98 routines contributed by 73 creative magicians from the 1970s and 1980s. A literal whose who of that era.

This week’s new launch is perhaps the best of the four. I was originally planning on releasing it two years ago before the world shut down.

A few years ago, Michael Rubinstein suggested that there is a need in coin magic for well made blank coins. David Roth introduced the idea on one of his videos and others, like Michael came up with routines using that concept.

In the last newsletter I mentioned that I will be on TV next week. A while ago I recorded a segment for a reality show that has been airing all over Europe, India, Africa, pretty much everywhere but here.

This week I will introduce you to the second Obie O’Brien product that I acquired from his estate.

I recently ran out of the Walking Liberty Eraser Coins so in the process of making more I decided to add two more variants to the line.

Before I start re-branding and manufacturing the three routines, I wanted to offer you the original stock. The first two items are jumbo card routines that were printed for Obie by Ton Onosaka’s Magic Land.

I recently ordered some card presses for my gambling store and was surprised that there was a price drop on them. As I was restocking them, I realized that they could be ideal for holding decks of cards in an isolated condition to enhance predictions.