Pin by Marc Paul

What Can It Do?

A yellow envelope is shown to your audience. It has the letters PIN on the front of it. Beautifully printed. You pull a small card out of the envelope and give it to a member of the audience. They’re asked to make up a four digit PIN and write it on the card.  The card is pushed back into the envelope and the envelope flap is closed. Again, the envelope is shown front and back proving it is opaque. And you’re done. That’s it. You place the envelope away in your pocket and never need it again. It’s that clean. All that’s left is for you to reveal their number. 

This is one of those tricks that allows you to concentrate fully on the presentation as the method is so simple it’s almost self working. 

The effect can be performed on stage, parlour or close up thanks to the colour, size and design of the specially created envelopes.