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The coin disappears and reappears. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Unfold a piece of paper and put a coin on it. Roll up, shake a few times, then open... The coin is gone! If you shake the sheet again, having previously rolled it up, the coin will again be in place.

Focus Coin disappears and reappears

Focus secret:

Take two identical sheets of paper measuring 10x10 cm, fold as shown in the picture. Then glue both sheets together with their reverse sides.

When demonstrating the focus, the sheet must be held horizontally so that the second, lower one, cannot be seen. While shaking the piece of paper, discreetly turn it over to the other side before showing the audience that the coin is gone.

This trick can be demonstrated several times in a row - the coin will appear, then disappear again, then reappear.

Author: V.Postolaty

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