THE DISAPPEARING COIN. //’K?V J ONE 0F THE EASIEST tricks, but - / Vr r ABSOLUTELY MYSTIFYING. (/U 'K* 1 This is one of the simplest yet most surprising °t the conjuring tricks. You borrow a coin, say OH half-a-crown or a penny, exhibit it freely to , the TO?-* audience and then wrap it in the magic handkerchief, You call upon anyone to hold it in full view, and then place a glass of water on the table. You direct the person holding the coin to drop it into the glass. He does so; everybody hears it strike the bottom, but when the handkerchief is withdrawn the coin has vanished, and you make it reappear in some unexpected place. PRICE, COMPLETE WITH INSTRUCTIONS, 3/2 Posted.
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Camp News, Volume 2, Issue 97, 7 November 1941, Page 1
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