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Slippery Expanded Shell - Eisenhower Dollar

Gimmicked coin by Tango Magic
- normally $58.00 In stock.
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Slippery Expanded Shell - Eisenhower Dollar

58.00 usd

Gimmicked coin by Tango Magic ( - normally $58.00)

 In stock.

Three coins travel between your hands. A borrow coin goes from your hand to your pocket. These and all the expanded shell routines could be improve with this new gimmick. It's really a new concept in expanded shell coins.

Effect

The magician shows two coins in his left hand and makes one coin disappear with his right hand. The magician shows the contents of both hands, yet there is only one between them! As a finale, the second coin reappears in the left hand!

In this package you will find a finely crafted gimmicked coin set produced by Tango Magic.
Tango Magic produces the highest quality gimmicked coins in the world. Tango stands behind their products to guarantee your success. As a bonus to thank you for your purchase, Tango has included in this package a link to Tangopedia, a four-hour instructional video. This video includes basic instructions for more than 50 gimmick coin routines using a variety of our specialty coins such as Expanded Shell-Coins, Copper/Silver/Brass, Scotch and Soda, Pen Through Coin, Folding Coins, Okito Boxes, and more. From this video you will learn the basics of using your new Tango Magic products as well as gaining insight into the amazing of possibilities the Tango line of coins provides.

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  • Edward asks: Is the plastic on the shell side supposed to be removed?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: This sounds like the teflon part that makes it "slippery", please leave this in place.
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