Coin Cuffs V2 by Danny Goldsmith
Coin Tricks
Tempo Elf by Mental Tom & Wings Magic
Tempo Elf has extensively evaluated different versions.
After more than a year of continuous experimentation, the size of the motor has been successfully reduced to a minimum.
The entire unit now fits inside a standard bottle cap, providing a compact and portable design for discreet performances.
With Tempo Elf‘s single-thread motorized ITR system, you can effortlessly execute a variety of effects, including flipping book pages, moving cigarettes, manipulating and levitating small objects,
TCC collection (11 Video)
Artisan Coin HD CSB by TCC MAGIC
Artisan HD Flipper Coin by TCC MAGIC
Artisan HD Folding Coin by TCC MAGIC
Artisn Coin HD Hopping Half by TCC MAGIC
PUP by David Regal
David Regal’s P.U.P. – Particularly Useful Purses
COINS SHOULD BE EXAMINED BEFORE THE MAGIC HAPPENS.
It is with this in mind that David Regal introduces P.U.P. – Particularly Useful Purses. These supple leather purses have been gimmicked in such a way as to allow for effortless switching of all or some of the coins that are removed from the purse for examination. Best of all, the purses look like nothing. These are not purses reminiscent of Victorian England and they do not look like a
EXTRA WITH NO EXTRA BY HENRY HARRIUS (FT. DANNY GOLDSMITH)
Extra with No Extra is Henry’s handling of the classic shadow coins routine. With its visual impact, you would swear that there must be an extra coin involved, but no! The routine is performed using JUST FOUR COINS and two hands – nothing more! Thanks to its devious concept, the routine delivers the same impact and feeling as the classic version, but without the need for an extra coin.
The best part of this routine is that it can be performed not only with coins but also with other objects such as bottle caps or any objects you can find.
Coinfo by Anthony Vasquez
Toss a signed coin into a sealed matchbox!
Gimmick easy to make.
Simple and visual.
Download and learn today!
Crazy Chinese Coins by Artisan Coin & Jimmy Fan
The Moving Hole Effect has been popular in the magic community for decades; almost everyone is familiar with it. Simply put, it is an effect where a magician’s finger drags a small hole on an object, much like dragging an icon on a touch screen, and the hole magically moves to a different position.
Magicians are eager to create various moving hole gaffs, and there can be dozens of versions of the most popular card moving hole, not to mention other versions using credit cards, wooden sticks, keys, or any other object that can be drilled or has a hole.