On 2007-05-29 15:44, gmmagic124 wrote:
What illusion?

It doesn't look like it is in the bottle at all.

gdw,
A coin does not float, it FALLS.
Plus, a coin does not fall that way in water. Go ahead, drop a coin in a real bottle of water, then see how it really looks compared to that. (viscosity)

I see the coin falling down the BEHIND the bottle.
That is what I see.
That is just what I see.

It looks like the coin rides along the back of the bottle.

That is what it looks like to me.

On 2007-05-29 15:30, shadows wrote:
"Wow, how nice.. learning magic in open foruns" - this could be what any layman could have said if reading this. I have to agree with gdw. How can anyone comment in an effect without knowing the secret? I'm not affiliated with the creator in any way, I just have my opinion and I think no one should discuss or try to expose anything just because it looks good, or because that person does not knows how to achieve the effect.
I have no idea how it works, I just think it looks great and that's all it matters.
Correct me, if I'm wrong.

On 2007-05-29 17:45, gdw wrote:
Geeze, I HAVE dropped money in water, and they FLOAT down just like that.

On 2007-05-29 18:15, Hart Keene wrote:
Dude, you are trippin!!!!!

There is no exposure here! Have you been in a closet the last few years buddy? Do you know how much exposure there is on youtube and other places on the net?

This is the best place to show a clip if you want it to remain a secret! Come on man!

Have a look around and you will see what I mean. But don't come on here, scroll down to a random thread, open it and say that people are exposing stuff in your first post on the Café. Gimme a break...

On 2007-05-28 05:32, tuffnavyrn wrote:
Contact Ellusionist

On 2007-05-29 18:30, gmmagic124 wrote:

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On 2007-05-29 17:45, gdw wrote:
Geeze, I HAVE dropped money in water, and they FLOAT down just like that.

Coins don't float, they are made of metal.
Go drop a coin for real in water (and film it, then show it) I guarantee you the path it moves is not like that...it will Flip. Throw a coin in a fountain watch the viscosity of the water change its direction and even flip the coin around.

That coin is NOT in the bottle. It doesn't even look like it is.
It does not look genuine at all. It looks like it is behind the bottle.
That is what it looks like. I don't see the big deal in this trick.

Plus, most water bottle are not smooth like that one in the video.
They are ridged and it wouldn't be practical for many.

Go drop a coin in water for real, and film it. Let's see.

On 2007-05-30 13:56, gdw wrote:

Of course it is not REALLY in side, it's an illusion.

On 2007-05-29 18:27, shadows wrote:
Hart, man... relax a little bit, nobody it talking to you... easy.
I'm just sharing my opinion, the magic Caf� servers are based in US, US is a free country! There are ton's of exposure on youtube that's right but because their is exposure on youtube we should do it everywhere just because that lamme kid's do it on youtube?
Just my two cents.

On 2007-06-06 01:05, wayno wrote:
It appears it uses Parker's Passing Thru gimmick. Just handled differently to hold the coin back from falling to the ground, instead of letting it loosely move around. If so, it's not an origional concept, just an origional handling of the gimmick.

However, before even thinking about marketing, you DO need to do some investment into finding out if it is in fact origional. By that, I mean what was already suggested. Purchase all the coin in bottle and ring in bottle effects you can get your hands on. It's the cost of doing business.

Sincerely,
Wayne Stevenson
The SpookClub