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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician begins by counting twelve coins (tokens) on the table; then, taking four of them, he gives them to one of the spectators to hold and, taking the rest in his hand, orders them to change places, which they do, to the surprise of the spectators.

The spectator has eight tokens, while the magician only has four. He now asks the spectator to take eight, and commands the four he is holding to join them. It turns out that this has also been accomplished.

The magician then hands the twelve tokens to the new spectator, asking him to hold them tightly. After a minute he asks him to count them again, but sees that he held them too tightly and that they have fused into a solid mass.

The magician takes them again and, blowing on them, returns them to their previous state.

Focus secret:

The trick is performed using sixteen individual tokens and twelve glued together.

The magician began the trick with four tokens held in his right hand, which he quietly added to the four he handed to the spectator; that by taking the remaining eight and transferring them from the right hand to the left, he, in effect, passed only four, leaving the rest in the right hand, and that, passing the eight tokens again to the spectator, he added to them these last ones.

Finally, transferring the remaining four from hand to hand, he squeezed them, lowering them into one of his secret pockets and, taking in the same place or from under the vest the merged twelve, which he handed over to the second spectator instead of twelve separate ones, again replacing them with separate , as before, when he blew on them, he said that he would return them to their previous state.

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