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Focus Description:

There are oranges in a vase. The performer invites one of the spectators to the stage and invites him to see the oranges. The invitee carefully examines the oranges and does not find anything unusual in them.

"Which of the oranges to cut?" - asks the performer.

The viewer points to one of them. The performer cuts the orange into two parts and gives it to the viewer. He is surprised to find a coin inside the orange.

Focus Coin in orange

Props:

1. Oranges - 3-4 pieces.

2. Vase.

3. Table knife.

4. Coin.

5. A piece of plasticine.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick lies in the fact that the performer attaches a coin to the knife in advance with plasticine. And at this moment, when the performer cuts the orange, he imperceptibly pushes the coin from the knife into the cut with his thumb, pulling out the knife, clamps the coin with two halves of the orange.

Focus Coin in orange

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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