David Blaine coin bite

sivartn · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2003 8:17 pm

Hi its me again. Two quetions. How hard is it to change the rubber bands to replace on the David Blaine coin bite? How real do the teath marks on it look? Thank you

Freed · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2003 8:38 pm

I dont know but ive had a flipper for a while (same concept) and i havn't had to change it yet.

MasterOfMagic · **Joined:** 01 Feb 2003 **Posts:** 902

Don't worry about the teeth marks, noone will believe you actually did bite it, and don't emphasize it too much.

yoey2000 · **Joined:** 17 Dec 2002 **Posts:** 5

Its very very easy.

yoey2000 · **Joined:** 17 Dec 2002 **Posts:** 5

Oh yes also, about the biting, people actually DO think im biting the coin. If they didnt, they would ask me "Hey do the quarter trick" instead of saying to me "HEY BITE THE QUARTER!!!!"

MasterOfMagic · **Joined:** 01 Feb 2003 **Posts:** 902

the reason they don't tell you "Hey do the quarter trick" is because there are much better tricks with quarters than coin bite.

Nubz_Kustomz_30813 · **Posted:** Mon Apr 14, 2003 6:10 pm

i bought it in january, but i've replaced the band once, and its been good ever since, but just a reccomendation theres a 3 in one quarter trick which u can bite too, i reccommend that one myself, better reaction , when u make one dissappear like palm one and take the trick one, and fold t in half, and make it turn into one, so when they ask to inspect, tell them its your only quarter and hand them the palmed one Have fun!!! ~PJ~

technofire · **Posted:** Sat Apr 19, 2003 9:16 am

It only takes a couple of minutes to put the band back on, and the markings r fine if they stay at least two feet away from you.

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