SUMAG Double Locking Coins Vanishing Magic Tricks Superior Scotch and Soda Mexican Coin Magic Tricks for Magicians Close up Gimmick Illusion Prop Mentalism Accessories

Scotch and Soda has been invented for more than 50 years. According to incomplete statistics, there are about 60 various routines of Scotch and Soda. It is rare that a single prop has so many routines. On the market, Scotch and Soda often has two types: manual squeeze and magnetic. These two types have their own advantages and disadvantages. After the performance of the manual type, the audience can check the coins, but the gimmick cannot be reset on site. The magnetic type has more routines and is easier to reset, but the disadvantage is that it cannot be fully checked by the audience, because the double-sided coin will rotate once the coin is pressed and pushed by hand. It cannot be completely locked by magnetism, so it cannot be handed over to the audience. Based on the characteristics of the above two types of Scotch and Soda, we try to re-design and improve the prop. After half a year of improvement and test, we added ridges to avoid the rotation of the double-sided coin. In this way, this magnetic Scotch and Soda is finally improved to be examinable after performance. - Move and Change - Coin thru Glass - Vanishing Copper Coin - Hopping Coin Comes complete with: A special expanded shell of Walking Liberty Half Dollar + A special double-sided coin (Mexican coin/Walking Liberty Half Dollar) + A copper replica Mexican coin + A strong magnet

• The perfect examinable magnetic Scotch and Soda
• It is also an indispensable classic coin prop for coin magic lovers
• This is a super classic, practical coin magic prop that provides variable routines. It is highly recommended
• 【PACKAGE INCLUDE】A special expanded shell of Walking Liberty Half Dollar + A special double-sided coin (Mexican coin/Walking Liberty Half Dollar) + A copper replica Mexican coin +A strong magnet
• 【NOTE】Please contact us if you have any questions or need instruction about this magic