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magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts
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Is this wallet big enough to hold a coin envelope with a card in it? The envelope that a poker size card just barely fits in.
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Voldemort Special user Florida 562 Posts
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I have a JOL mini Himber and this is what I use for cards.
http://www.shopmagicvault.com/Perfect-Ca......241.html I love these things. I looked for a while to find a coin envelope that would do the job... But no luck. They are black but I've never had any problem because of that. If I want them signed I just use a silver sharpie.
"Flight from death"
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magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts
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Thanks for that link.
I currently have tons of the manilla coin envelopes and would like to know if they work as well. |
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magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts
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Anybody?
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Voldemort Special user Florida 562 Posts
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What size are they?
About the biggest envelope you could fit into it would be roughly 2 3/4" x 3 3/4". That's from measuring mine. Like I said, I never found a coin envelope that would fit right.
"Flight from death"
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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I all you need is a single envelope that will be used over and over, why not make one?
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leondo Special user Las Vegas 759 Posts
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Short answer..with my poker size card and tight fitting envelope....yes
Let me know how it works for you! Ted L |
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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I just bought this wallet. I've never owned a JOL product, but know their reputation for quality. Having said that, I'm really disappointed. It's not as thin as I expected and it won't lie flat even when open. Not sure if I got a lemon or if this is normal. Any suggestions? Can I flatten it?
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murrari Veteran user 308 Posts
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I would suggest you contact the dealer you bought it from. I have used a JOL Plus Wallet for the past 5 years and it is an excellent product that gets my highest recommendation.
If you were looking to flatten it, maybe wedge it underneath some heavy books???
Andrew Murray
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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I'll try that first. I also sent and email to Jerry O'Connell to see if he has some advice. The dealer is one I've had great experience with, but I feel bad going back to him. I bought another Himber from him a couple months ago and it was a piece of junk. He was nice enough to take it back. If that ends up being the advice I get from Mr. O'Connell, then that's what I'll do.
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magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts
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Mine started coming apart (the stitching) before I even used it. I need to contact them. they don't answer the phone. anyone have successful contact info?
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MField2000 Special user Hastings, East Sussex, England 590 Posts
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Jerry is a friend and in my opinion makes the best magic wallets in the world, period. He is an upstanding guy and I'm sure will try and help. Same can be said for dealer Craig Dickson.
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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http://www.leatherjerry.com is where I started. No response yet, but it's only been a few hours and there's a time difference.
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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On 2010-11-26 21:49, leondo wrote: In snooping around leatherjerry.com found some envelope templates if you want to make your own. http://www.leatherjerry.com/effects/effects.htm |
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magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts
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I'm sure both Jerry and Craig would be glad to help. I met Craig at Magic in the Rockies, and I purchased 100 dollars worth of leather products. However, he is a little intimidating, but in good fun. I should send an email soon.
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Craig Dickson Veteran user Pleasant Valley, NY 353 Posts
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Intimidating? You met me on a good day. LMAO
actionenvelope.com Check out the Coin Enveleopes. They carry more sizes than any company period. The also have little black ones that fit playing cards beautifully. So for an envelope source, your search has ended. In the US that is. Europe and Asia still have problems, I understand they don't want to ship there.
Craig R Dickson
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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On 2010-12-29 15:31, tntjr wrote: Has anyone here ever successfully contacted Jerry O'Connell via email? |
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Craig Dickson Veteran user Pleasant Valley, NY 353 Posts
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Jerry sucks at email
What do you need to know, I am his illigitimate son.
Craig R Dickson
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tntjr Elite user 484 Posts
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On 2011-01-06 19:06, Craig Dickson wrote: You can read my post above, but I bought a JOL Mini Himber and it really isn't usable. I realize that even with a company with as good a reputation as JOL that a bad one might sneak through every now and then. I'm looking for a solution. I can go back to the dealer if need be, but if there is a way I can solve it myself or directly with JOL, I'd prefer that. |
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Turk Inner circle Portland, OR 3546 Posts
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On 2011-01-06 19:06, Craig Dickson wrote: Another "Pepsi spewing out all over the keyboard" moment.
Magic is a vanishing Art.
This must not be Kansas anymore, Toto. Eschew obfuscation. |
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