Looking for something unique in the world of coins gaffs' This new little gem from legendary coin man Mike Gallo is sure to fit the bill! A new, dramatic, and surprising effect with a borrowed coin! A quarter is displayed openly at the fingertips. The magician grabs the center of the coin and 'slides' the center to one side! The coin is clearly displayed in ... read more

The magician has had a bad day. Unlike most people, however, he doesn't wear his emotions on his sleeve, he shows them in his coins! The magician draws a sad face on the face of a half dollar. To make the coin feel better, the magician gives it a tickle. The sad face changes to a happy one! Another tickle, and the coin changes to a yellow smiley face! One ... read more

Doug Brewer is back with more of his favorite miracles with coins. This time it's RED LIGHT - Magic to Make Them Stop in Their Tracks! All the material is suitable for walk-around or stand-up environments - no jacket or sitting required. Coins In Single File: A prelude routine to Coins & Cylinder. Coins vanish one at a time, in the cleanest manner ... read more

A big coin jumps from hand to hand, changes into a burst of silver confetti, and then changes into a 25 foot reusable coil! Direct from the Coins Video. Trick includes everything you need to perform including big coins, confetti, and complete instructions. read more

The magician displays a small bag and a coin. He places the coin into his pocket and it vanishes, reappearing inside the bag! read more

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Looking for something unusual in close-up magic? Look no further! A great, mental effect! You show two... read more

You and the mark each throw a set amount into the pot. The mark begins to shake 3 coins together in his or her fist. Asked to pick heads or tails, the mark picks heads. The coins are thrown on the table. If three heads show up, the mark wins; if three tails shows up, you win. If there is a mix of heads and tails, nobody wins and each party again throws more ... read more

A clever and original coint routine based on an Arthur Carter idea. Complete with full routine, small pot of gold, and coins. Although great for St. Patrick's Day, The routine can be used all year round. Colored fake coins are supplied but you can perform the effects using any regular coins from your own country. read more

You borrow a quarter from a spectator (you can even have them initial it!) and, while completely surrounded, you show all sides of the coin and display both hands void of any objects, besides the borrowed coin. Now, without concealing the coin and while keeping it in plain view, you proceed to create an optical illusion as you say, 'Folks this looks ... read more

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For Silver Impression you borrow a UK Pence coin from a spectator (you can even have them sign it!) and, while completely surrounded, you show all sides of the coin and display both hands empty, besides the borrowed coin. Now, while keeping the coin in plain view, you proceed to create an optical illusion ... read more

Squished is the newest release from close up magician and creator Ben Williams. How would you like to be able to borrow a penny and inches from their faces squash and stretch the coin into an impossible magical souvenir' Everybody has seen the machines where you insert a penny and then pay your fifty pence or quarter and then crank an arm around which forces ... read more

Squished is the newest release from close up magician and creator Ben Williams. How would you like to be able to borrow a penny and inches from their faces squash and stretch the coin into an impossible magical souvenir' Everybody has seen the machines where you insert a penny and then pay your fifty pence or quarter and then crank an arm around which forces ... read more

A penny is shown to the spectator and rubbed with the thumb to apparently generate heat on the coin. The hand then squeezes the Penny to slightly bend it. Once again, the Penny is rubbed to generate more heat to the coin. The Penny is squeezed yet again and shown to be extremely bent. The Magician then uses the other open hand to rub & press the Penny flat ... read more

Technology from the future allows you to BEND A COIN WITH THE POWER OF YOUR MIND. Serious artillery for the serious mentalist If you could really bend coins, THIS is what it would look like. You ask for a coin and place it on your spectator's open palm. VISIBLY, the coin BENDS BY ITSELF while in their hands! There is no cover whatsoever. Their jaws will ... read more

A coin is placed into the slot in the plastic disc. Ask someone to remove it. They will wont be able to do it and within seconds you have the coin ... read more