Impromptu coin through bottom of glass revealed

A brilliantly simple but amazing to watch, coin through solid glass trick is demonstrated and explained step by step. There are a few different versions of the coin through glass or glass table trick. This one is one of the best due to the fact that it requires only a coin and a small glass. There are no duplicate coins and no gimmicks required.

Posted: Mar 21, pm. The spectator signs a coin and inspects the bottle can be plastic or glass. You then proceed to visually slide the coin right through the bottom of the bottle. The bottle can then be given to the spectator with the coin rattling around in it and yes, it really is their signed coin in there. They can keep the bottle. This is a very nice coin in bottle effect. The routining is excellent.

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In this fascinating trick, Dynamo puts his hand right through what appears to be a firm, glass-covered showcase and pulls out a necklace, seemingly moving his hand straight through the glass without any apparent problems. If you are a regular reader of Magic Secrets Explained, you are probably already aware that this is nothing but a clever trick created to fool our eyes. But how exactly does Dynamo do it? The solution is pretty simple. There is a hole in the glass!