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Merenkov Elite user 409 Posts 
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Several years ago I purchased a Houdini token, a so-called "fantasy souvenir", which shows Houdini's face on one side (with the words "Admit One") and "Compliments Garrick Theatre Week of Nov. 1" on the reverse. The Garrick Theatre (in Detroit), was the site of Houdini's last performance before his death on October 31, 1926. So the conceit of the token is that Houdini died before it could have been used. Does anyone happen to know the origin of this quarter-sized coin? Perhaps it was made for a Houdini seance, or some creative person's magic-themed party?
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jay leslie V.I.P. Southern California 9495 Posts
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Post in the all tied up section for a complete answer
Jay Leslie
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Banester Special user 669 Posts
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I do not know, but it sounds intrigueing!
The art of a magician is to create wonder.
If we live with a sense of wonder, our lives become filled with joy -Doug Henning- |
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