This is a fresh new perspective on the traditional coin matrix. Since this trick includes a gimmick, unlike the original, you can make the trick way more visual. Unlike the original, with this routine you can clearly show that the coin is gone which makes it so much more powerful. If you find yourself having trouble with the original, this is a great solution.

This is powerful close up magic. If you watch the demo video, you're probably thinking it couldn't be that simple, but it is. This is done slowly with no strange out of the way moves, and it will impress even you while you're doing it. This is an excellent close up trick for magicians of all skills, and it is one of the few that you can actually repeat a few seconds later and still fool them. As a matter of fact, that actually builds the strength of the routine!

I had to take off one star simply because you don't end as clean as I'd like to. This is a "look but don't touch" type of effect, which can cause problems in the wrong crowd. But on the plus side, it sets up quickly and takes very little practice to master.

One of my favourites, Practice makes perfect but this trick is just about perfect for closeup right under the spectators noses. I give it my highest 5 star rating for brilliance and its dead easy to do,

I bought this trick and it's one of the best I've got, worth
the money.

I *really* wanted to like this trick, but it's just WAAAAY too impractical.

The gimmick(s) required are too clunky and easily exposed, and you come away about as dirty as you can get, meaning the "simple" items you use in this trick can't be examined at all (well, 2 of the cards can).

Avoid it like the plague unless you're using it under 110% controlled environments with NO grabby spectators.

Great trick. One of my favs. I also have the impossible matrix. That's pretty good too, but the secret it completely different. I like coin flux 2 better though!!!

Overall a good trick. Easy to do with easy to use gimmick. I recommend this trick for any of you that have Impossible Matrix... it's a whole new approach to it. Good luck!