Coin Warp
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Mataus Amuruso
Hi, i'm Mataus.
I am a new magician who has taken an interest in impromptu magic. I love impromptu magic because it is quick and easy, and quite often leaves your audience baffled. My favorite impromptu magic is coin magic. By Mataus Amuruso
Published on 04/13/2007
The Magician holds a coin palm up in his hand. His other hand, he also holds palm up with nothing in it. He flips over his hands and when he turns them over, the coin is in his other hand!
Coin warp- how to do it
EFFECT: The magician holds a coin palm up in his right hand. His other hand, he also holds palm up with nothing in it though. He flips over his hands and the coin has mysteriously warped to the other hand!
You will need: A coin of any discription.
Method: Put the coin down on a table in front of the audience. Show your hands cleanly, and roll up your sleeves. Then take the coin off the table and place it in your dominant hand. The secret is that when you place it in your hand, you put it beside your thumb. (i.e if you're right handed to the left of your thumb.) Then flip your hands over quickly and the coin should fly across to the other hand. This takes PRACTICE.
Tip: Try flipping your other hand about a fraction of a second after your coin hand.
You will need: A coin of any discription.
Method: Put the coin down on a table in front of the audience. Show your hands cleanly, and roll up your sleeves. Then take the coin off the table and place it in your dominant hand. The secret is that when you place it in your hand, you put it beside your thumb. (i.e if you're right handed to the left of your thumb.) Then flip your hands over quickly and the coin should fly across to the other hand. This takes PRACTICE.
Tip: Try flipping your other hand about a fraction of a second after your coin hand.