I don't give up easily on a trick that has potential to be a killer trick. Unfortunately, I just could not consistently spin the coin. When it does work, it is a very pretty levitation effect. I just don't see this as practical. I guess if you love IT work, you'll make it work. For me, the set up is not practical. Kudos to those who make it work for them. Upside is that you get a good supply of IT to play with. Check out the IT set up in David Regal's book, Approaching Magic if you are looking for something a little different and very practical.

Morgan takes the time to teach but effect needs setup so may not be practical if you carry a bag when you go out.

This is awesome. It isn't necessarily easy, but after you give it the required practice you will have a real mind blower in your arsenal. The coin really does look like it melts in mid air. Like Liquid Metal, the teaching on this video is superb. Morgan does an excellent job teaching the trick step-by-step, going over every subtlety. The segment with Noblezada is also helpful.
The choreography was the most challenging part, but once you have it memorized you're golden. ADD TO CART!

This is trick is amazing.

You dont use any kind of device for this trick.
And thats the thing that i like about this effect. that with only 2 cheap things (that u get with the dvd) , u can do this wonderful, powerful and magical effect.


BUY IT!

This routine takes guts to do, but when you pull it off- its a moment when you remember why you got into magic in the first place.

1. yes, there is a bit of set-up. no getting around it, but one good point is that after the first time it becomes much quicker with time and practice.

2. it takes a tiny bit of slight of hand, but not nearly as much as you would need for a visual of this level

3. a TRICK of THIS LEVEL does NOT come EASY!! you think its amazing? its because it takes amazing time and practice to make it look that way. don't think this is a cheap out-of-the-box performance- this requires delicate practice. but its worth it.

4. you need to pick your audience and setting with this trick, but not too much.

if you have the patience to practice and be delicate with your hands, its for you.

I really like this trick. The bend at the end leaves the audience with their jaws dropped. The reason i gave it four stars is because people are intrigued to touch the coin and all around the coin which ruins the trick, but the good thing is that you can bend the coin at the end which makes them amazed.

It takes a bit of practice, BUT it is FANTASTIC!!!!!

One of my 11 year old magician's favorite ever. He is able to do so many different great illusions with it and allows for his creativity to shine

I think mOrgan diD a GreaT JOb explaining the trick. Maybe even over
doing for most advanced magi. There is quite a bit of prep and an extra
"bender" is needed. BUt in the right setting this could be a very power trick
that will leave your audience talking about you for years.

Here is another great levitation effect. Although levitations are usually pretty stunning on their own, Morgan has added an addition aspect that makes this trick just that much more amazing.
Borrow a quarter and it floats: Amazing. Borrow a quarter, make it float, and then bend in mid-air; The crown will go wild. The reactions you get from this particular effect are probably going to be some of the best you get.
Like other levitations it isn't always impromptu but the set up isn't hard. Pick up this DVD and you'll be so glad you did.