How to perform a simple coin trick

Directory method 1: the magic of moving coins instantly 1. Tell the audience at the beginning of the magic that you will magically transfer a coin from one hand to the other. 2. Hold your hand into a fist, but show a "tiny" gap with your index finger. Move your hand to the other hand and throw the coin in, but don't open your fist. Ask a volunteer to tell which hand has the coin. 5. Slowly show your hands. It turns out that one hand is empty and the other hand is holding a coin. Method 2: The magic of coins disappearing at the elbow 1. Prepare magic for the audience. Pick up the coin and put it in your usual hand. 3. Start rubbing the coin on your forearm and hide it in your hand. 4. Pick up the coin with the hand holding the chin. 5. Keep rubbing your hand on your elbow, even if there is nothing in your hand at this time. 6. Make coins reappear. Method 3: Coin psychic magic 1, find a coin with two different sides. Practice tossing a coin and predict which side it will fall on. Find a friend and take turns "guessing" how the coin will land. 4. Control the coins in your hand. All novice magicians can start with coin magic. With a little practice, these four magic tricks are easy to perform and can make any boring moment come alive. Don't let the cat out of the bag-your friends must be dying to know where your magic comes from.

Method 1: The Magic of Moving Coins Instantly

1. Tell the audience at the beginning of the magic that you will magically transfer a coin from one hand to the other. Let the audience with a grain of salt. Make magic sound more convincing and tell them that you have practiced a lost skill-mind transfer. The more they doubt you, the more interesting the whole process will be. The focus of magic is self-confidence and distraction. The more you make it "interesting", the less they will pay attention to your hands and the skills you actually use. If you turn it into a performance, they will find it interesting and won't doubt it.

2. Hold your hand into a fist, but show a "tiny" gap with your index finger. Look at the video above-do you see the small gap between his first two fingers? That's it. The coin is about to fall from your hand, but your hand doesn't look open. This step is easy to screw up, so at the beginning, be sure to put the coin in the right position so that it can pass through this gap.

Move your hand to the other hand and throw the coin in, but don't open your fist. It seems that you just waved your fist in the other hand-what the audience didn't see was that the coin fell into your other hand. When you feel the coin drop, clench your other fist immediately. Start with a wider hand, so that coins are easier to fall into your hand; Otherwise, the coin may get stuck in its original hand.

Ask a volunteer to tell which hand has the coin. They will probably choose the original hand, because that hand has never been opened and the coin has not been placed on the other hand. If they choose the other hand, please ask them to explain to you how you could change the coin for the other hand if it weren't for your amazing ability to move things.

5. Slowly show your hands. It turns out that one hand is empty and the other hand is holding a coin. If your fingers don't move when the coin falls, you should clench your fist immediately when you grab the coin, and your friends will be amazed. If this skill is difficult to master, change it to a smaller coin. This makes it easier for coins to pass through fingers.

Method 2: the magic of coins disappearing at hand

1, prepare magic for the audience. Tell them that you can change the color of the coin by rubbing hard on your elbow. That's not real magic, but they don't need to know now. This will distract them from you and make them wonder what you want to do. Or you can tell them that you want the coins to disappear. It doesn't matter, but they may pay more attention to anything you do.

Pick up the coin and put it in your usual hand. Put your elbow on the table and your head on this hand. Coins mysteriously "disappear" instead of changing color. You have to rub the coin on the elbow on the table. Yes, your hands must support your chin. Clench your fist instead of opening your palm. This is to prepare for the second half of the magic.

3. Start rubbing the coin on your forearm and hide it in your hand. I wiped it a few times and accidentally dropped it on the table in front of you. Oh, this is embarrassing. At this time, you should divert their attention, say something about how you should practice more, or the coin itself is slippery, so as to divert their attention from your hand.

4. Pick up the coin with the hand holding the chin. But this action can't be found. You can use one of the following two ways: pretend to continue rubbing your hands as before. Just quickly pretend to make a switch with the coin hand.

Pick up the coin with the dominant hand, but let it fall into the non-dominant hand under the table. The key of this technique is to seize the opportunity, instead of emphasizing concealment as in the above method.

5. Keep rubbing your hand on your elbow, even if there is nothing in your hand at this time. I have nothing in my hand this time. After rubbing for a few seconds, tell the audience that something strange has happened. Coins don't change color, but what about coins? Disappear, and then you can open your empty hands. If the audience wants to check the coin in the other hand, you can throw the coin into the collar and show them that the other hand is empty.

6. Make coins reappear. This magic can end in the last step, or it can magically make coins reappear. You can do this in any way, grab your head with your unaccustomed hand, pretend it comes out from under your hair, "take it out" from other people's clothes, or just "cough" it out. See which way you like. If you want to be smart, wait a while until the audience forgets the magic. Then the coin mysteriously appeared again. Oh, that's where the coins go. Well, everyone is confused, but it's interesting.

Method 3: Coin psychic magic

1, find a coin with two different sides. 10p coins will do. If you are not sure whether the coin in your hand can be used, sit down and study it. You may find that one side of the coin has a thick edge, or there are obvious carving patterns. Make sure you can tell which side it is by closing your eyes. You can carve an inconspicuous mark on one side, but if it is discovered by others, it may arouse suspicion and see through your tricks. It is best to use coins without obvious scratches.

Practice tossing a coin and predict which side it will fall on. Now that you know how each side feels, you can predict which side will land when you flip a coin. All this is achieved by grasping it and flipping it in your hand. Before making a prediction, you just need to make sure that the coin passes through your fingertips. Take some time to practice tossing a coin, feel which side the coin is on, and then show it with quick and natural movements. The moment when you estimate that coins will not be seen by unsuspecting viewers.

Find a friend and take turns "guessing" how the coin will land. Let them toss it a few times and let them know that this coin is ordinary and has no mechanism. Then, let them guess which side you will fall on when you throw it. Throw the coin out and catch it, but don't wear it on your wrist yet. Before you put the coin on your wrist, move it slowly than usual-feel the indentation of the coin with the side down. You can feel this side with your thumb now, but you can't feel anything else when you open your palm, because the coin is facing up. You can control the coin in your hand and let it fall on the side you want. So make a prediction five minutes in advance, 10 second, or when you turn it over-you are always right.

4. Control the coins in your hand. Before you put the coin on your wrist, turn it to the side you want. In this way, it will develop in the direction you guess. You are quick. Practice makes perfect. After you flip the coin (or don't need to flip it at all), you know it's the side you want, so put the coin. That's it. The advantage of this magic trick is that you only need to practice it repeatedly-unlike other magic tricks, you need to arrange it privately.

However, you can't perform this magic trick while others are performing. Tell them that you need to feel the coin well, and you can only perform this magic if you have physical contact with the coin.