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Coin under the hat. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Put the coin on the table and cover it with a hat (or some other opaque object, such as a bowl). Ask the audience to get the coin without touching the hat. Of course, they won't succeed. "If I knock on my hat three times," the magician says and taps on the hat, "One, two, three! And the coin is already in my pocket. You can lift your hat and check."

Focus secret:

The gullible spectator raises his hat, and you quickly take the coin lying on the table. "What was required to be proved," you say with a smile. "I took out the coin without touching the hat."

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