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Focus Description:

On the illusion table there is an ordinary glass of water. You ask the audience to give you a coin worth 15-20 kopecks for a while. You take this coin with two fingers (index and thumb) and cover it with a silk scarf.

Then let several spectators feel the coin through the scarf. The spectators were convinced that the coin was under the scarf.

You approach the illusion table, take a glass of water with your free hand and, inviting one of the spectators to the stage, give him a handkerchief with a coin. Ask this assistant to hold the handkerchief with the coin over the glass and on the command: “One, two, three!” - release the coin and handkerchief; the spectator follows the command. A short splash of water - the coin fell to the bottom, and the scarf, like the canopy of a parachute, covered the glass.

Focus Invisible Coin

"Now remove the handkerchief from the glass," you ask the assistant.

The viewer takes off the scarf and sees that there is no coin in the glass, there is only clean, transparent water.

"Where's the coin?" you ask.

The viewer is confused.

"Yes, you are an excellent magician, look how cleverly you hid the coin in your pocket."

With these words, you take out a coin from the spectator's pocket.

Focus secret:

To demonstrate the trick, you need a glass of water and a bright silk handkerchief measuring 25 x 25 cm. The secret of the trick is in a glass disk, a duplicate of a twenty-kopeck (or fifteen-kopeck) coin, this disk is held in your palm. Having received the coin from the spectator and covering it with a handkerchief, at that moment you make a substitution. Now the real coin is held in the palm of the hand, and the audience feels the glass disc through the handkerchief.

When the assistant releases the handkerchief, the glass disk falls to the bottom of the glass of water and, naturally, becomes invisible.

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