[MyMagic] Money Vased

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,382
March 7, 2026

What would you get if you cross a Ball Vase with a Dove Pan and a Coin Box?

You get a Coin Vase!

You can tell that wasn’t a joke, because it wasn’t funny. Below you will find very nice looking Coin Vases made of exotic wood. They look and work like the standard Ball Vase but unlike Ball Vases the shell is empty and you can use it with any coin-like object.

The trailer I put together is full of ideas that you might enjoy watching. All of the performances are quick, one phase bits. However, you can create your own lengthy routines like the ones created by Ed Marlo, Mike Skinner, and Michael Gallo for the plastic toy vases.

Watch the trailer: HERE

►Coin Vase:

A beautiful hand spun Coin Vase made of a single piece of exotic wood. It works like a combination of a Ball Vase and a Dove Pan but is sized to be used with coins.

You can use these Vases for many of the simple Ball Vase routines like removing the coin, putting it into your pocket and it comes back to the Vase.

But you can also use them for sleight-of-hand routines, transpositions, vanishes, appearances, transformations, shrinkages, penetrations, color changes, reassembly of broken coins, making change, multiple-out predictions, and so much more. Of course you are not limited to coins, you can use buttons, charms, pills, wedding bands, vitamins, stamps, jewelry, or any small object with dimensions that are similar to coins.

One of the nice features of these Vases is that since the gimmicks are a little larger than the coins and are basically flat, they are very easy to steal… leaving everything examinable at the end.

Watch and buy: HERE

Wanted to remind you that the introductory price of Geoff Latta’s brilliant CSB download expires on Tuesday. You should also look at the first phase. It is a very efficient method of making the first coin go across in any coins across routine. I have been using this since he showed it to me during the last century.

►Cop Sil Brass:

Unlike most of the gimmicked Copper/Silver/Brass coin routines Geoff Latta performs and teaches his version which uses three ordinary coins, a copper/silver coin, a coin purse, and of course some sleight of hand.

It is a three-phase Copper/Silver/Brass routine where a Chinese coin and a British Penny continually change places with a silver half-dollar.

Techniques explained include: One-Hand Turnover Switch, Han Ping Chen, Al Baker Steal, Vernon Load, and Open Utility Switch Basics.

Watch and get download: HERE

►eBAY AUCTIONS:

Transferred the dozens of books, lecture notes, pamphlets and autographs to their own categories. The store now has 400+ items:

►Autographs direct link: HERE
►Books direct link: HERE
►Pamphlets direct link: HERE
►A direct link to my eBay store: HERE

►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:

►MAR 15: 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: My next book release is scheduled for the March 21 newsletter.

“People are always interested in money just for its own sake. It is much more impressive to borrow a half dollar and make it vanish than it would be to vanish a borrowed cigarette.”
…Bruce Elliott (Magic As A Hobby, 1948)