Castle Wallet
“Castle Wallet” by Simon Lipkin is a modern, hard-case credit card holder that lets you do something almost all other magic wallets can’t…Peek AND write directly onto a card while it’s still inside the wallet, sandwiched between two other cards.
A participant can think of anything, a word, a place, their PIN code, and with no sleight of hand, no palming, and no complicated moves, you can reveal it as if you had written before the trick even began, or get a peek and blow their minds by revealing their thoughts.
- No electronics
- No lighting restrictions
- Perfect for everyday carry
Built over nearly two years of development, every detail has been refined to give you a tool that delivers instant access to a participant’s thoughts with confidence and reliability.
In the in-depth tutorial, Simon Lipkin teaches you his full working repertoire, including multiple hard-hitting routines such as pin code and password revelations, impossible predictions, a powerful routine with playing cards, and so much more.
“Castle Wallet” is easy to use, incredibly deceptive, and built for real-world predictions and mind-reading that hit hard in any performing environment.
Get “Castle Wallet” today!
*Although The Castle Wallet has been carefully designed to accommodate both standard business cards and 1914 Billets, as business card dimensions can vary across the world, you may find that a slight trim to the length of your cards ensures a perfect fit within the wallet.
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Roberto asks: What is the exact size of business cards that fit properly in the wallet?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:They would need to be the same size as a debit card
Treven asks: So to be clear, you can’t peek the entire card? It sounds like they have to write on a small portion on the bottom of a card. Is that true?
- 1. Brian responds:Yes, just the bottom section. About 1" x 2" . I love this thing
- 2. Peter responds:If you prepare the billets beforehand, you can "force" the spectator to write on the part you need them to write. This is explained in the video.
Treven asks: So to be clear, you can’t peel the entire card?
- 1. David responds:No it is the lower half maybe thrid dont know the exact ratio. Watched the last 30 minutes of the Alakazam Live on youtube and you can see how it works and a very barebones routine.
Jim asks: does The spectator right something on their card and then insert it into the wallet? or is the card already in the wallet with access to adding information to the card
- 1. Peter responds:Either one - that is the beauty of this wallet as you have options!
Joyce asks: Does this work with U.S. size business cards?
- 1. Sean responds:You will need to cut your card size down. It fits standard UK size but not the US.
Tim asks: How many bank cards will it hold?
- 1. Peter responds:2 - plus one card that is provided with the wallet.
- 2. Peter responds:I take that back - you can add maybe 4 cards (plus the special card) - anything beyond that will not fit and jam the extract system.
Edward Alexander asks: Do you need a special gimmick to write the word or numbers on the card that's in the wallet?
- 1. Marc responds:You can, but you don't need to. Depends on the structure of your routine.
Allen asks: Is the entire card writable, or are you limited to one end? and does this require an additional gimmick to do the writing?
- 1. Marc responds:Same as the peek
- 2. Sean responds:No additional gimmick needed.
Andrea asks: It's a full Billet peek?
- 1. Tim responds:From what I’ve seen it’s possibly the bottom of the card that’s visible
- 2. Marc responds:Its approximately the lower half or two thirds
- 3. Marc responds:Sorry meant lower one third
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