I came here from watching a Penn and Teller reference this trick when explaining to the performer how they knew how the trick worked. Yup that is the trick!
This was the first real magic trick I bought at a magic shop. The other magic trick I had I made myself with the inspiration of a book called "la magie par la science" (maigic by science)
I love how smoothly he's doing that. I had to rewatch the entire video to spot when the coin leaves his left hand; even then, it wasn't until after the second coin had landed in the glass and he double-checked it that I got it. However, I admit I'm stumped by the final vanish from his left hand. Beautifully done!
what's the difference between the $125 set and the $30 set? I found the one in the video and it was $125, and I own the cheaper one, but was wondering why there is almost $100 difference?
Brilliant! I got this trick and the people get amazed. In the version that I bought it open in the end as an ophthalmologist's test in a place where the magician can write things like: "Happy Birthday", for example.
Muito bom! Isso é a atitude certa de quem e um bom artista da magica: fazer a performance, encantar, intrigar e nao como centenas de pseudo magicos estao fazendo hoje no you tube, ensinando os segredos de todas as boas magicas dos profissionais do ilusionismo, destruindo a arte que depende do segredo para sobreviver. Falta-lhes capacidade para criar bons conteúdos e descobriram que e mais fácil revelar segredos para atrair seguidores curiosos! Destruir e mais fácil que construir!
I must confess. I did Martin's bow movement joke thousands of times in my dog act. It always got a laugh. In an elementary school only the teachers and the lunch ladies would laugh, and that was great too. Thanks Martin.
Just picked this up to replace my old metal one with pink dots which I lost a dot after a show. I really like this version! Also got RRP Cardio to replace my homemade cardio. I sorta prefer the homemade one though.
