Magic Tricks

Imagination Coins by Garrett Thomas is of easy to moderate difficulty. The sleights involves are common to this type of routine. The instruction is very good, but there are many other sources as well once you learn the method. It will require practice to perform it smoothly, but a beginner would be capable of learning it.

If you're talking about the one by mareli then I rate it 4/10 (10 being hard). It's easy to do, but hiding the gimmick is the hardest.

Spectator management is key... if the person in whose hands you perform this is challenging you then you will likely need to abandon the routine for a traditional coins across. The slights are few and easy and the effect is outstanding for the right audience.

The sleights involved with Garrett Thomas's effect are perhaps on the intermediate side. No knuckle-busting required, thankfully. But audience management is most important, as the full routine requires you to place the gimmick in the spectator's hands for a number of beats. The instruction is thorough enough to coach you through, but some people will never be comfortable with this idea. Also, you would probably want to be proficient with a ditch that you normally see in a coin effect like this. Again, this is well taught, but know that nothing about this is self-working. It's all YOU. If you like the effect and are serious about your craft, this is certainly a great effect to learn.

Nvm forget that awnser

Are you talking about Imagination Coins by Garrett Thomas or another product called Imagination?

Just want to make sure we're on the same page before I tell you how difficult it is :)

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