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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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This is one of the most puzzling pocket tricks. It can also be performed with a ring, a metal washer.

A ribbon is threaded into a Chinese coin. Spectators hold the braid by the ends. A scarf is thrown over the coin. The magician puts his hand under the handkerchief for a second. He takes off his handkerchief - a coin is tied in the center of the braid.

In full view, the magician releases the coin and removes it from the ribbon right in the center!

Focus secret:

The magician has a duplicate coin hidden under the handkerchief. He reaches under the handkerchief, holding the duplicate coin in his hand. Since nothing is visible under the handkerchief, he attaches a duplicate to the middle of the braid with a loop.

He hides the original coin in his left hand. With his right he raises the handkerchief, showing the duplicate to the unsuspecting public. He slides his left hand along the braid and for a while takes one end of it in his hand. He immediately gives the end back to the viewer, but manages to remove the original coin with his left hand and put it in his pocket along with the handkerchief. Then he grabs a duplicate coin and, inexplicably, removes it from the ribbon!

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