Vanishing Coin in Glass Royal (Plastic)

An absolute classic for a reason.. this trick ROCKS.

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Vanish a coin with no sleight of hand.

The magician borrows a quarter, and places it under a handkerchief. The spectators can feel the coin underneath the hank. The magician then holds the hank over a small glass of water and drops the coin inside. Upon removing the hank, the coin has vanished. The water is poured out of the glass and the hank is shown free of trickery.

A classic of magic.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on October 23rd, 2014

This is so worthless. If the disk was truly glass it may be okay, but this round piece of plastic tends to float before sinking. Not only that, did not fit the cheap glass that came with it.

I would happily pay more for a true glass disc the size of a quarter, not this cheap junk.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 21st, 2013

This is the first trick taught in tarbell, so i purchased it hoping to learn it as taught in the course. In the original effect, the gimmicks were i believe, made of glass. This is, however, plastic. Upon receiving, i noticed gimmick didnt fit into the shotglass ( plastic) because of these ridges on the inside of glass. Well, i just happened to have a shotglass exactly the same size made of glass. Well half the time, the gimmick doesnt sink like its supposed to, it floats :-|.

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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 8th, 2010

This is one of those original awesome tricks from old Magic kits. Royal didn't create it, but it's still very nice.

The secret is very simple and really cool. You need to learn one simple sleight and you can do this trick. It includes the props and instructions. For a trick to fool your friends with, you get some nice quality out of this

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 18th, 2023

First magic trick I got when I was 9 was this, however the gimmick was made of glass not plastic like this immitation.

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