Eagles and tails. Effective trick and its solution

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Ask the audience or take four identical coins from your own pocket. After placing them on the table, ask someone from the audience to stack them in a column, stacking everything the same way - tails up.

Then ask the same or another spectator to flip the column thus made, without changing the relative positions of the coins, and announce that all the coins will now be heads up.

It seems so obvious that the audience will, of course, state outright that anyone can do it. "Excuse me," tell the audience, "it's not as easy as you think. I even doubt if any of you can do it.

I will arrange the coins again; watch me as long as you want. I'll lay them down as before: tails, tails, tails, tails. Did I do the right thing? Now I'll turn them over."

Do this by touching them with your fingertips. "How do they lie now?" Everyone answers: "Of course, all heads up!" But it turns out that only three are heads up, and one is tails. Lay them out again, this time arranging them alternately: heads - tails, heads - tails.

Flip them over. The natural order (starting from the bottom) would have to be: heads - tails, heads - tails. But it turns out that they lie like this: heads, tails, tails, tails. Arrange them again: tails, tails, tails, heads. If you turn them over, then they would have to lie like this: tails, eagle, eagle, eagle; but it turns out that they lie alternately - tails and heads.

Focus secret:

It's all about using a prepared coin, consisting of two identical halves (in the case above, two tails glued together) so that there is a tail on each side. Hold this coin in your right hand.

After doing the first demonstration with real coins, as mentioned above, lift them with your left hand and, transferring to your right, actually transfer only three of them, then continue the demonstration with the prepared coin.

It takes some practice to deftly hold the three real coins in your left hand (in which you must hold the coin that was occupied during the trick), while secretly holding your own coin.

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