Two quarter dollars are freely shown and placed in the left hand. Commenting that the weight of the two coins is too heavy, the magician gives his left hand a rest by placing them in his right hand. But alas, his right hand gets tired as well, so to solve his problem he lessens the burden of his right hand by instantly causing one of the coins to magically ... read more

The magician show two coins, places them on the table and puts a glass (brim upwards) on the coins. Incredibly one of the coins appears inside the glass. read more

Thanks to the recent work of Troy Hooser, Nate Kranzo, Garrett Thomas, Josh Jay, and several others, the flipper coin is experiencing a tremendous resurgence. My flippers have the thinnest-possible groove, and it's deep enough for two bands. The inner coin is shaved & re-edged to match its originally minted edge. This coin has been precision machined by ... read more

The magician shows two coins, places them on the table and puts a glass (brim upwards) on the coins. Incredibly one of the coins appears inside the glass. read more

The magician shows two coins in his left hand, take one of these coins with his right hand and closes the right hand. When he opens the right hand the coins have disappeared. read more

A coin is shown from both sides. The coin is held between the thumb & first finger of the left hand & held by the outside of the coin. The right hand is shown empty & passes in front of the coin. The left hand now displays 2 coins between the same fingers. The right hand now takes one of the coins away leaving one coin between the left thumb & forefinger. ... read more