Coin Bend by Molly Mayhem

Effect

Coin Bend makes a coin appear to bend in the magician's hands. The effect is visual and happens slowly, creating a moment of surprise for the audience. The coin seems to warp as if made of soft metal, then returns to its original shape.

Full details

The trick requires no special setup and can be performed with any borrowed coin. It is designed for close-up performances, making it suitable for table hopping or casual settings. The method is practical and does not rely on complex sleight of hand. The magician can show the coin before and after the bend, reinforcing the illusion.

Who should consider the trick

Coin Bend is ideal for magicians who perform close-up magic and want a quick, visual effect. It works well for those who like impromptu tricks that require minimal preparation. The trick is also suitable for beginners, as it does not demand advanced skills.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is easy to learn and perform. It does not require extensive practice or fine motor skills. Most magicians can master it quickly. The method is straightforward, making it accessible even to those new to coin magic.

What magicians say

Steve Faulkner mentions Molly Mayhem's Coin Bend in his video, calling it "really interesting" and saying it "looks phenomenal." He plans to review it in the future, indicating that it has caught his attention as a strong effect. The informal recommendation suggests that the trick is engaging and worth trying.