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The magician turns a cup of coffee into a cup full of coins.

Focus secret:

You will need a cardboard cup for coffee, preferably with a pattern. Carefully, with a modeling knife or scissors, cut off the bottom of the cup. Insert the upper part into the lower part with slightly twisting movements. Fill the glass three-quarters full with coins.

Focus Turning coffee into coins

Press the coins down (you need to shake them a little in a cup) and pour in a little cold coffee so that it covers the coins. Coffee works best because it's dark enough to hide coins. Now we have a regular cup of coffee that can be shown to the audience.

Focus Turning coffee into coins

Holding the top of the cup, pull the bottom out slightly. Then shake. The coffee will spill down and the coins will appear. This trick can be done with any cardboard cup from the vending machine. Do not use hot coffee!

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