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Karate Coin#6291 - $11.34
Designed as a dynamic close-up trick, the karate coin is also an action-packed,
audience-involved kid show favorite. Here's what you get: a gimmicked coin
made from a genuine US half dollar, close-up routine and handling instructions,
PLUS T Myers very own, photo-illustrated, kid-tested routine and handling.
That's lots of Eeeyaahh! |
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Twenty-One Cent Trick#6288 - $20.00 OK, here's what happens. You pick up a two nickels, a dime and a penny and put them one at a time into your closed left hand. Then take a nickel out and put it in your pocket. Ask how much money is left in your closed hand. The answer is not 16¢. IT'S NOTHING! And they can look at a nickel from your pocket. But not the nickel. If you can pick up coins with one hand and put them in the other hand, you can do this trick. |
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Scotch & Soda#6290 - $21.00 This is a very wide open, impossible trick that works because of the gimmick. It takes very little skill. Here's how they describe the effect. "While held by the spectator the copper Mexican coin changes to a real US Quarter without you touching either coin." The spectator sees and feels you put a 50¢ piece and a copper Mexican coin in their hand. The next time they see what is in their hand the copper coin is a quarter. It's very hands on and visual. |
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Pena-CoinThis is a very visual trick. The coin is clearly sitting on the rubber sheet. When you push on it, the coin appears to pass through the rubber sheet without leaving a hole. It's amazing. The coin needs to be set up on the sheet. If you do any coin manipulation it's easy to switch a loose coin for the set up coin on the sheet. If you don't do manipulation, the whole thing can be pre set and brought out for demonstration. You get 3 rubber sheets. While you can do this trick over and over with one sheet, they are not indestructible. You'll probably break a sheet learning to do the trick. This trick is not very expensive, I'd get several. |
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Spell Binding BoxesA spectator signs a coin. You put the coin under a cloth. He holds the coin by pinching it through the cloth. You show a round brass box. Instantly, the coin disappears. Upon opening the brass box, you find another brass box, and another, and another. In the last brass box is the signed coin. It's a miracle. It's pretty easy and doesn't take much skill. You can even have the spectator hold the box before the coin is gone. You need to instruct him to hold his hand out flat and level (so he doesn't shake the box). Then, all the magic happens in his hands. This trick would work on a small platform stage or at a table. I'd put the boxes in my pocket with something like my magic business card or a mini magic wand. That would allow me to go to my pocket for the card or wand and put the coin in the boxes at the same time. I'd instruct a second spectator on the use of the card or wand (perhaps, a light waving motion) before I went back to my pocket for the loaded boxes. |
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