Only a couple times a year does a trick come along that you just know will be a big hit. We expect that type of item from John Cornelius, and his latest effort isn't a disappointment.

The performer shows a wallet, stating there is a prediction inside. He asks a spectator if she has any idea what word is inside. She says, No. The wallet, which has a rubber band around it, is handed to the spectator. When she opens it, inside is a piece of paper with the word, No written on it. Ha ha. Next the spectator writes any word, number, playing card, etc on a piece of paper and puts it in the wallet, then closes the wallet and puts the rubber band around it. The wallet is handed to the performer and instantly he knows what is written on the paper! Imagine the possibilities! There have been many peek wallets over the years, but none as clever as this. This wallet, which can be examined, has a secret gimmick inside that illuminates, turning one side of the wallet transparent enough so writing inside the wallet can be read! Cool, huh?