Seattle's Magic Shop

The magician shows two coins, places them both in one hand. With a small gesture, one of the coins disappears! The performer then takes the remaining coin and places it on the table. Then with a pass of the hands over the coin and it too vanishes!

The magical shows two copper coins one in right hand and one of silver in the left hand. Closes both hands and when opens them the coins change of place, the one of silver is in the right hand and the one of copper in the left half. Says that he is going to repeat it. Places both coins in the left hand, and retires with the right hand the copper coin, closes both hands and when opens them the coins have changed again of place. Now everything can be given to examine.

The magician shows 4 coins and proceeds to drop them, one at a time, into their right hand. When the 4th coin is about to be dropped, the hand is opened to reveal that the 3 coins have vanished. The last coin is then dropped into the performer's hand where it also disappears!

The Magician presents a playing card and a quarter-dollar coin to the audience, both of which are examinable before and after the trick is performed. The card is then placed on top of a glass, and the coin is placed on top of the card. The Magician picks up the card slightly, begins tapping it on top of the glass, and the audience witnesses the coin miraculously fall through the card and drop into the glass.  This is a great visual effect and is perfect for up-close magic routines!

Two coins are shown in the palm of your left hand: one English penny and one half dollar. You place the English penny in your pocket, yet, when you open your hands, both coins will be in your palm again. Then you place the half dollar coin in your pocket and again the coin returns to your hand. Again you place the half dollar coin in your pocket and again the coin returns to your hand. Finally you place the English penny in your pocket, open your hand and there is no coin. The last coin has disappeared!

While holding one coin between thumb and finger another coin is carefully balanced on it's edge. For even a more dramatic effect, the same coin can be turned while balanced!

The Magician presents a playing card and two coins to the audience. The card is then placed on top of a glass, and the coins are placed on top of the card. The Magician picks up the card slightly, and taps it on top of the glass, and the audience witnesses one of the coins miraculously fall through the card and drops into the glass. The performer lifts the card again and begins tapping it on top of the glass, and amazingly the second coin falls through the card into the glass!