hillcountrymagic
$45.00
Condition: Very Good with original instructions. This is the first time I’ve run across one that was made before Jefferson Nickles started being used.
The trick uses a precision mechanical shell disguised as a nickel that fits snugly over a modified coin core (a penny on one side and part of a nickel on the other).
Instructions include 5 different effects.
(Trick No. 1): The performer displays a set of coins totaling 36 cents (a quarter, two nickels, and a penny—or a similar combination utilizing the mechanical coin). When the coins are gathered and pushed together, the penny nested inside the shell vanishes, reducing the total visible sum to 35 cents (or 31 cents depending on the variation presentation).
Additional Effects: The instructions detail routines such as making a penny pass through the back of the hand or visually through the bottom of a glass tumbler.
