1 TO 6 SPOT CARD by Martin Lewis - Trick and the 1914 you lift the "roof" off

you lift the "roof" off of the rings and show the coin has completely VANISHED

Coordinated Timing of Both Hands

he demonstrates how a gambler can control every card in the deck by keeping all of the red cards separate from the black ones - this despite repeated shuffling even by the spectators

letting the audience handle all of the props in time

An Overly Ambitious Inverted Illusion - A card routine in a coin worker's notes

1 TO 6 SPOT CARD by Martin Lewis - Trick and the 1914 you lift the "roof" offDesigned and used by working Pros, the One to Six Spot Card is Sized for maximum visibility, nine and a half inches square (24 cm) with two and a quarter inch (5. 7 cm) diameter spots. These are the maximum sizes for visibility without the prop becoming unwieldy and will play to a 500 seat theater as easily as it does close up in a Zoom show. Different than the standard "What's Next", which is like a domino, rectangular with a random spot progression.