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Hard Seven by Clarence Miller
(c. 1992) (Submit Review) (Submit Update)Clarence got the idea for Hard Seven after reading about how to force a number using a die and a matchbox in Dunninger’s Complete Encyclopedia of Magic. The size of the box was: 2 7/8″ x 2 7/8″ x 1 9/16″ and Clarence made 393 sets.
Effect: After shaking the box several times rolling different numbers the dice are made to do a spooky and slow-motion turn-over changing the random number into a seven: A winner the hard way.
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Approx. Price: $39.95 (2001) ***
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Steve Thomas –
Miller’s “Hard Seven”…
As a big fan of Clarence Miller’s magic, I rate this one pretty high. He makes everything one at a time, by hand, and I count that for a lot. The effect is pretty startling. Remove the inlaid lid from the small box, show the 2 dice. Replace the lid, shake the box, mixing the dice. Remove the lid, show the disarray, replace the lid, do the magic…voila…the dice show a 7. You repeat it twice, each time making the magic seem more difficult. Very nice and well made.