Some magi will know the system that is employed here. However, you cannot appreciate the build quality until you have it in your hands. I'm very impressed with this. It's simple, effective and durable. Kudos to Nathan Kranzo and P.M. for getting this out.

I’m NOT a coin magician, but I wanted to use this as a closer for FLIP by Wes Iseli (also available on Penguin), and I was not disappointed! At the end of the routine, I’m able to make the coin completely vanish in the most organic way, with the perfect distraction, and I am left totally “clean”. If you ARE a coin magician, there are certainly easier ways for you to perform similar routines, but you will have no problem using this tool to take your routines to an even greater level.
This is honestly one of the best gimmicks I have ever seen. The construction is top of the line and built to last a lifetime. Even if you broke the most critical part. You can easily replace it on Amazon for less than $10, and the design can be easily replicated (and customized) once you know what it is.
There are some angle restrictions, and you will not want to perform this in a quiet environment without creating a little distraction, but the potential with this is limited only to your imagination and I know that I will find many more uses for it.
Great tutorial and, although I wish he would have taken the time to only include performances that did not flash the gimmick, I know that with some practice everything he taught (and more) is certainly possible with this incredibly well-made device.
Nice packaging and an invaluable tool that’s a great bargain for what you get. I also received EXCELLENT service from Chris at Penguin with a question that I had about the device prior to making the purchase. Thank you for sharing this with the magic community!

A very old idea with the same ending. Without trying to give the set-up away I would have liked the coin to be connected or attached to the back of the coin so one could show more or all of the coin. I purchased this as and end to Josh Jays Triad coins' instead of using his method. It to me not complete because of the way you must show the coin.

This type of trick has been around a very long time. I was 1st exposed to this 50 years ago in a more simple way. It was accomplished by a something that could be purchased at the craft store for a dollar. Its in almost every beginners magic set. I have been using this concept for years in my adult show. I am a big fan of the concept and its various forms.
Pros: What you get is made very well, what I received was impressive quality. Much better than what Mr. Kranzo was using in the video.
There are many things you can do with this, he shows some good stuff in the video.
Video is as usual good Penguin quality.
Cons: If performed incorrectly it will talk and he address that, you have to practice a little.
I preferred a different color, I Ran a " Sharpie" over it to match all the devices I use like this " Black", took 5 minutes.
I only gave it 4 stars because of NO DVD, I am a collector and this is my ongoing bitch gripe with all the manufacturers. I would have paid more for the product and would have been nice to have a choice. This is good for walk around magic. It resets instantly and you dont need a table to work off. I will use this and I do recommend it.

This is a great (and classic) idea...but poorly executed. In fact, the way this particular gimmick is made makes it a "one-trick pony". That is, what is normally a very versatile piece of apparatus has been modified so that it can only do one thing.

Worse -- and I'm trying not to tip anything here -- the gimmick is constructed in a way that the coin cannot be fairly shown. Specifically, there's a fair portion of the edge of the coin that is covered by part of the gimmick. You have to hold the coin in a fairly "deep" way so as to conceal the gimmick.

Again, without tipping the method, I'll just say that there's a noise factor that's common with all versions of this effect. If you're in a noisy location, it wouldn't be a factor. If you're performing for friends or family in a quiet area (like a home, workplace, etc.), then you're going to have to do something to cover the sound.

All in all, it's not a bad trick. I was a little put off by the fact that a common piece of magician apparatus was being presented as if it was something new or original. That's on me for interpreting that way. In any case, this now makes the 3rd such device I own and I expect it won't get used much more than the other two.

Other than a quality made Pen thru dollar this is my go to effect that I use as an everyday carry. When I get dressed I take this with me like it’s an article of jewelry or accessory. , What Penguin has done is incorporate a very quality quiet smooth product For years I have been making a cheaper easy to make model of this What Penguin has done is transform this into a quality quiet smooth long lasting version that I will likely lose before it breaks ,unlike most everyday carry’s which usually break stop working get tired of ,or get lost sooner then you wanted . . It’s pricey for what it is ,BUT I am sure like me ,you have spent 100s on tricks you hate or never even use after you receive it.This one you will wear every day. I will. Even say i have people see the gimmick ,I still perform the effect, and they still don’t put it together. And it’s easy to perfect. Buy 2.

Ad Video was convincing, but after seeing the tutorial, I don't think I will be adding this to my repertoire. Without giving the secret away, the gimmick can be easily seen in certain angles specially if your clothes react to it.

I enjoy this and want to play around with it more but now I'm on a search for all my half dollars... I find from doing coin magic in the past I would hold the coins up more to my chest. It's really fun to play around with but with everything practice is the key.

Extremely well made and works well. The tutorial is very good quality and goes over many idea on what to do with it. Overall very happy with it.. keep it with me at all times

The gimmick is solid, should last a lifetime really. The reviewer who says its a one trick pony is correct....but what's wrong with that? It's a coin vanish...that's what I wanted so I'm not disappointed. Here's the thing, is it fancy, no, is it what I thought, no (honestly didn't know what it was at first until I bought it and watched the video before it arrived) was I upset by what it is? No. Will I use it, probably yes. It seems very very smooth and does the job. It's all about presentation and the fact that let's say 25 percent of the coin can't be revealed doesn't bother me at all. Besides you can switch it out if you're bent on that being an issue. Wish it was in a quarter edition simply because people have those and I think half dollars cause a little bit of heat as being unusual but I think it's a solid trick.