[MyMagic] Quivered

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,380
February 28, 2026

You probably don’t remember this but around nine years ago I introduced the Quiver switching purse to the US market. I basically had an exclusive on them for around a year and sold hundreds of them until the big companies found them and worked out exclusives.

They are now available at different places, including here, but when you get them from me you will also get the original tutorial in your MediaLibrary in addition to the new one that is included with the purses. They are also available in different sizes.

►Quiver:

Kelvin Chow has designed one of the best and cleverest switching coin purses. It functions the same way as the classic change bag. What makes it special is that it can be handed to a spectator to open and they will always open it to the main compartment. You will be the only one who can open it to the secret compartment.

It is a very powerful switching device for the close-up magician and mentalist. It is very versatile and practical. It can be used to switch, vanish or produce coins, cards, billets, keys, or just about anything that can be placed inside. You can even use it as a regular coin purse.

Watch and buy: HERE

►Color Collision:

An easy and direct multiphase “Oil And Water” routine using Jumbo cards that happens in the spectator’s hands.

The routine taught in the instructions uses a gambling theme, but you can use whatever “Oil And Water” presentation you like. Here is the description of David’s routine:

A gambling routine with eight Jumbo cards where the spectator seemingly has no chance to lose but does when the cards seem to almost visually change places.

Four red and four black Jumbo cards are cleanly alternated in the spectator’s hands, and a bet is made as to the order of the cards. The performer takes the money when the red and blacks are suddenly clearly separated.

Even when the cards are clearly alternated face up and placed in the spectator’s hands, they instantly separate… this is visually stunning!

And again, the performer takes the money!

However, the spectator challenges the magician, double or nothing that he knows the order of the cards in his hands. For a blockbuster climax, without any moves at all the magician again takes the money as the cards are instantly shown alternated!

Get one: HERE

►Fadeout:

A quick and extremely visual routine that will stun any audience.

A deck of cards is shown front and back. A spectator names one of the cards. It is removed, shown and lost in the deck. The faces of the cards begin to vanish. You deal through the cards; every single one of them is now blank. At about the center of the deck the selected card is seen to be the only one that has not vanished.

It is placed to one side as you continue to show the rest of the deck to be blank. A snap, a wave, and the selected card also turns blank, confirming that it was all an illusion.

Watch and buy: HERE

►BACK IN STOCK:

I received a few more of these excellent Jumbo half dollars. It was pointed out to me that the word LIBERTY on the head side is misspelled. Can you see it in the photo?

►Bacon Jumbo Half Dollar:

This is likely the best Jumbo Kennedy Half dollar that is available. It has nothing to do with bacon or food… that is just the company that made them.

They are made of heavy metal and the engraving is excellent. It looks like the real thing… except for the size! The edges are also milled which makes gripping them much easier.

Get one: HERE

►eBAY AUCTIONS:

Transferred the dozens of books, lecture notes, pamphlets and autographs to their own categories:

►Autographs direct link: HERE
►Books direct link: HERE
►Pamphlets direct link: HERE
►A direct link to the auctions: 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: Next Saturday I will introduce you to an exclusive coin prop made of exotic wood.

“A child is so completely informed today or so completely bored with the whole subject that he finds a magic show no more entrancing than a stale joke. Unless of course, he wants to do the magic himself.”
…Orson Welles (Magic As A Hobby, 1948)