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i have the same problem with a prop called the sliding die box, absolutely everyone has some idea how this works but they just love to shout at it.

the dynamic coins is a classic of magic and as such most if not all your customers will have some idea about how its done, the secret is to do the double penetreation through both caps and the table or hand ending with two empty caps and a handfull of coins and leave it at that.

yes sounds like a good plan. Cheers. i guess you could also change the 10's into 1's with abit of palming. Thanks, you got that little creative ball rolling in my head

I got Executive Collection 2 a couple of yeas ago as an intro to magic..
Excellent intro for the money.. easy.. yet entertaing tricks..(with the right presentation.)..brilliant
Himber wallet..loads to do with this.
Marked deck..use this til you prefect all the real sleights.
Energised Coin...superb.
Great British Coin Trick..Oldie but Goldie.
Flying Coins ..simple little tansposition.

Get one for Chrissie!!

Howard

Thanks for your posting Howard and welcome to the Forum!

I've bought a few Marvin's tricks as an intro to magic. I have just bought the Dynamic coins and it is a great trick. The gimmick needs some force at present, I'm hoping it will ease with practise. I'm after the British coin trick on it's own, but may consider the exec 2.

I have a couple of the junior trick sets for my daughter and she loves the vanish box they come in. She was about 4 when she learnt how to do it.

If you an on-line trawl for The Great British Coin Trick you should be able to find it. I bought one from a Toymasters Toyshop in Falmouth a few years back so they certainly used to be available individually. Failing that, check out Marvin's Magic website and see what they can offer direct?