1 review for Chinese Color Change Coin by Joker Magic
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Quality Coins and easy changes! These are a heavy set of coins that make it pretty easy to change colors from a Black Chinese Coin, to a Red and to a Blue that can be handed out for examination if so desired. I just like to spin the coin in the air at the end showing the hands as clean as a whistle.
The moves are easy and there is not much to learn. The coin is heavy and better than many I have seen. The only issue I found is that you have to be a bit careful when you show the black coin, as if you are not you might expose a slight blue coin. It is probably not a real issue, but it is something I noticed whilst practcing in the mirror.
Effect: The magician shows the audience a Chinese coin, both sides are black. He rubs it a little, and both sides of the coin turn red. Another rub, and both sides of the coin are now blue! The coin can be examined immediately.
The coin is nickel plated. With online video explanation.
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Andy Martin –
Quality Coins and easy changes!
These are a heavy set of coins that make it pretty easy to change colors from a Black Chinese Coin, to a Red and to a Blue that can be handed out for examination if so desired. I just like to spin the coin in the air at the end showing the hands as clean as a whistle.
The moves are easy and there is not much to learn. The coin is heavy and better than many I have seen. The only issue I found is that you have to be a bit careful when you show the black coin, as if you are not you might expose a slight blue coin. It is probably not a real issue, but it is something I noticed whilst practing in the mirror.