The date visible in the mind. Effective trick and its solution

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The date visible in the mind. Focus Secret

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This is a simple but very effective mind-reading trick. Put your hand in your pocket, take out a handful of coins and ask the viewer to take one of them. Have him look at the date on the coin and remember it. Then take a concentrated look and say: "In your thoughts, I see the date - 1998." And you will be right.

Focus secret:

It's just that all the coins in your pocket are minted in the same year. Now you may think that this is a rather primitive trick, but if you have a friend or girlfriend, you can ask him or her to play along.

Let him or her also have coins with the same date in their pocket, and if you ask another viewer to select a coin from your friend’s pocket and memorize the date on it, you can again show off your ability to “read minds”.

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