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spudster85 Regular user Northern Kentucky 128 Posts 
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S&S always gets a large reaction. Anytime magic happens in the spectator's hands adds an entire new dimension to the trick. I use a Johnson, and it does require quite a hefty use of the bang ring. However, when assembled, no one would be able to discover anything.
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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I just bought this in NYC, from a great brick and mortar....Don't Blink.
I did a variation of this trick last night and blew them away. Coin under Cellphone. Coin through hand. This was worth every penny I spent on it. I bought the Kreuppers version. |
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inigmntoya Inner circle DC area native, now in Atlanta 2356 Posts
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I forget the maker but there's a magnetic version out there that is machined to prevent spinning.
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tonsofquestions Inner circle 1813 Posts
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On Mar 18, 2024, inigmntoya wrote: Are you thinking of the "double locking S&S from Oliver Magic? I bought one. It didn't work as advertised. I sent it back. They assured me no one had complained before, but looking at the design I don't understand how it was supposed to work. |
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spudster85 Regular user Northern Kentucky 128 Posts
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On Mar 19, 2024, tonsofquestions wrote: I bought one of those too. It didn't work as advertised. I was hoping it did, as that would be an awesome upgrade! Sent it back. So, I guess at least two people complained. I believe there was a rough patch of some material installed in the [ that was supposed to grip and prevent the other piece from spinning. The coins also didn't look horrible for replicas. But, they were super lightweight. |
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Posted: Mar 26, 2023 01:07 am 