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1. With the fingertips of your left hand, hold the coin in a horizontal position. All fingertips, without exception, should be pointing up. The fingers should be brought together so closely that the audience cannot see anything between them.

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Here and below: A - from the point of view of the magician, B - from the point of view of the viewer.

2. You bring your right hand to the left from the back (for the viewer) side, clearly intending to take the coin, and put your thumb under the coin, and your index finger above the coin. The audience can still see the coin.

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3. Now the fingers of the right hand close around the coin, closing it.

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4. During a momentary pause, the thumb of the left hand releases the coin, and it is secretly dropped into the crook of the fingers of the left hand.

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5. The right hand without hesitation clenched into a fist, as if snatching a coin from the left hand.

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6. Then, in one continuous movement, turn the hands of both hands, while turning the body to the right. (You should turn your left hand towards you so that the coin is out of the view of the audience and at the same time turn your right hand so that the fingers clenched into a fist are facing the audience). When unfolding the brushes, do not forget in passing to point the index finger of the left hand to the right hand. Your gaze should follow the movement of your right hand - it is assumed that this is where the coin is located.

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7. You withdraw your right hand, and naturally lower your left hand down along with a coin secretly clamped in her half-bent fingers. All the while, your eyes follow the right hand. This is a red herring.

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8. Start slowly rubbing the coin in the fist of your right hand with your fingers until it is completely "destroyed". Then open your palm and show the audience that the coin is "disappeared".

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Author: Mark Wilson

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