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Justin Style Inner circle 2010 Posts |
A US .25 cent piece and a US .5 nickel.
When you do it, you can balance the coins together on the edges. When you hand them to the spectator, they can't. I think the coins have a magnet shim or something??? Do you know what this effect is called? Is it marketed? Thanks - |
THEGUY26 (Will Swanson) Inner circle Minnesota, USA 2379 Posts |
They are by Roy Kueppers. There is a new one called "Balanced", where you balance a quarter,a nickel, and a dime on top of each other. He also has the one called "Balancing Spinning Quarters", and "Nickel to Nickel". The Balancing Spinning Quarters one is only about $7. A very good deal.
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Justin Style Inner circle 2010 Posts |
Thank you!
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e-man Special user HILTON HEAD,SC 880 Posts |
If you order now you should have it before the next F.I.S.M.
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ShawnB Special user 728 Posts |
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tony2514 Regular user Yorkshire, UK 162 Posts |
Any UK coin practitioners out there - you can acheive any of the above effects with borrowed 'copper' coins (2p is the best) using a PK ring.
Sorry, Euro zone and US but you don't have steel core coins, I'm afraid. |
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