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Coin in a closed bank. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

In this trick, manual dexterity is important.

Focus secret:

Take an ordinary packed iron can. It can be a beer can, coca colla, etc. You will need a coin that fits the neck of the can.

Make sure that the audience does not see the bottom of the can, stand sideways. Pretend that you are pushing a coin into the jar through the bottom, and the coin itself remains at the bottom. Show the audience that you put a coin through the bottom. Turn the bottom over and take the coin in the palm of your hand. The coin will be in your palm at all times. Shake the jar well and open it with that hand. in which the coin is located. Spectators should not know that you have a coin.

When you open the jar, foam will pour out, and you will quietly drop the coin to the bottom. When pouring water from a jar, take out a coin from there and show it to the audience. That's all, no one will guess that you had the coin all the time.

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