Rain of coins out of thin air. Effective trick and its solution

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Rain of coins out of thin air. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

This trick is effective only if its requisite is an iron can or, better, a bucket in which champagne is cooled in restaurants.

The magician takes from his table a small bucket, such as is usually used in restaurants to cool champagne. "Empty"? - the performer asks, showing the bucket from all sides to the audience. The audience answers in the affirmative. Then the artist takes a handkerchief from the table and wipes this bucket to a shine.

Having completed the necessary preparations, the performer, holding the bucket with one hand, makes several movements in the air with the other - a fifty-kopeck coin appears in this hand, which the magician throws into the bucket. Coins appear from the artist's jacket, from his sleeves. Wherever the magician puts the bucket, coins fall into it from everywhere. The audience is at a loss - it is not clear where so many coins come from?

When the artist lifted the bucket over his head, like a hail of coins fell from the ceiling, it thundered like that.

The performer goes to the auditorium. Whatever viewer he approaches, whatever he touches, a coin falls from this place into the bucket. Here the artist approaches one young man and tilts his head over a bucket. He ruffles the young man's hair, and coins pour out of them into a bucket.

Focus secret:

First of all, the performer will need a small bucket. You can make it yourself. It is desirable that it be shiny. To do this, the bucket can be nickel-plated in the workshop, where the dishes are nickel-plated. A conical bucket looks best. Its dimensions: height 40 cm, diameter 20 cm.

In addition to a bucket, you need to purchase a dozen and a half fifty dollars (50 kopecks). Of course, they don't all have to be real. It is enough to have one. According to this sample, ten to fifteen coins can be made from aluminum. Aluminum is lightweight and coins are easy to hold in your hand. For the focus, you will also need a small linen table napkin.

Before the performance, the performer puts the bucket on the illusion table, and behind it he puts coins stacked in a column (Fig. 1).

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A napkin is placed on the table next to the bucket. For the first time, the artist approaches the table, takes a bucket, shows it from all sides to the audience and puts it in its place. Then with his right hand he takes a napkin. Naturally, the attention of the audience is riveted to her at this moment. At the same time, the magician grabs a stack of coins from the table with his left hand (Fig. 2).

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Holding the bucket with the same hand, he starts wiping it from the inside. Coins are located on the palm and tightly pressed against each other. The artist retains this position of the coins even when he holds the bucket. Four fingers of the left hand press the coins from the inside against the wall of the bucket, and the thumb holds the bucket from the outside (Fig. 3).

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One of the coins, which should appear in the right hand, the performer hides in the middle of the palm of his right hand (Fig. 4).

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When this coin needs to be shown to the audience, the magician passes it from the palm of his hand to the fingertips of the same hand. Holding the coin with the index finger and thumb, the artist pretends to throw the coin into the bucket. In reality, he again hides it in his palm, and lowers one of those coins that are clamped in his left hand into the bucket (Fig. 5).

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So the artist does three or four times, but each time he takes the coin from a variety of places - pocket, sleeve, ear. It looks very funny. The magician then actually throws the coin into the bucket. When the coins in the left hand are running out, the performer shakes the bucket several times so that the coins rattle and bounce up. At this time, he grabs them with his left hand. By doing this two or three times, the artist thus replenishes the supply of coins in his left hand.

The main thing when demonstrating focus is the simultaneous action of the right and left hands.

As soon as the performer with his right hand made a movement imitating the throw of a coin, he must reproduce the throw of a secret coin with his left hand at the same second. If the artist demonstrates a rain of coins, he must release several coins from his left hand at once. Coins, rattling, will fall to the bottom of the bucket and create the right impression for the viewer.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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