Coin Boxes

Types of Coin Box

Coin boxes are precision props that let coins vanish, appear, penetrate, and transpose in impossible ways. The classic Okito Box is the starting point, but modern workers can also choose Boston Boxes, Slot Boxes, Buddha Boxes, and other specialty designs.

Okito Boxes
An Okito Box is the standard coin box: a small container that secretly enables vanishes, productions, and penetrations while apparently holding ordinary coins.

Boston Boxes
A Boston Box adds a hidden recess, giving you extra methods for clean transpositions and surprise appearances.

Slot Boxes
Slot-style boxes add a narrow cutout or altered construction, opening up direct penetrations and visual sequences.

Choosing a size
Pick the box that matches the coins you already use. Half dollar boxes are the most common for close-up workers, while quarter, dollar, and Euro boxes suit specific routines and regional currency.