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CRAZY CHINESE COINS
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The effect of the mobile hole has been popular in the magic community for decades; Almost everyone knows him. In simple terms, it is an effect in which the magician's finger makes a small hole slide on an object, a bit as if he was sliding an icon on a touch screen, and the hole moves magically to a different position.
Magicians are impatient to create various pants of mobile holes, and there can be dozens of versions of the most popular mobile card hole, not to mention other versions using credit cards, wooden sticks, keys or Any other object that can be pierced or has a hole.
Artisan Coin & Jimmy Fan is particularly interested in the effect of the mobile hole in the coin, which dates back to the 1980s. After having studied it for a long time, we thought that the routine could be more complete, more practical and more Interesting, and that is how Crazy Chinese Coins was born.
Crazy Chinese Coins is a series of mobile holes effects using ancient Chinese coins holes. The magician shows four old coins and the holes move from the center of the room to the edge, jump from one room to another, or even duplicate the holes on an entire room.
The routine was carefully refined by Jay Wang and Jimmy Fan. Each step involves public participation, which may feel the effects with their hands. After the show, all the pieces can be given to the public to examine or appreciate them more.
To better bring out the details of the holes and make the effect more realistic, Jimmy Fan used a very expensive metal molding process to produce blunders, instead of piercing them. All the blunders consist of seven pieces, made using seven mold games: the hull of the room, the ordinary room, the decent -hole room, the double hole room, the room without hole, the Piece with large hole and the room with seven holes.
The combination of these parts offers great freedom to create your own effects or routines, in addition to the complete routine that we provide.
Features :
- Collaboration between Crafts Coin and Jimmy Fan;
- Complete and clever routine of moving coins;
- parts can all be given to the public for inspection or rear;
- seven pieces overall, all molded in metal;
- Detailed tutorial from Jay Wang.
