Coin Unique by Stevens Magic

Created by: Stevens Magic

Coin Unique is a close-up coin magic trick that creates a visually stunning and impossible-seeming transformation. In the effect, a borrowed and marked coin (such as a quarter or pound coin) is placed under a glass or on a table, and with a simple gesture, it visibly changes into a different, unique coin (like a penny or half-dollar) right in the spectator's hand or through a solid surface like a table. This trick requires no sleight of hand, making it accessible for magicians of all skill levels, and it emphasizes fairness and examinability, as the coins can be borrowed and signed by the spectator. It's ideal for close-up, street, or parlor magic performances, delivering strong reactions and a sense of wonder with minimal setup.

Key features

  • No sleight of hand required, making it beginner-friendly

  • Uses borrowed and marked coins for added fairness and impact

  • Versatile for multiple effects, such as transformations and penetrations

  • Comes with clear instructions for easy learning

  • Priced around £40-£50, offering good value for the effect

Pros

  • Highly visual and deceptive effect that astonishes audiences

  • Easy to learn and perform, suitable for all skill levels

  • Encourages audience interaction with borrowed coins

  • Can be combined with other tricks like Leap+ for enhanced routines

Cons

  • Price may be considered steep for some beginners

  • Relies on a gimmick, which might not appeal to purists of sleight of hand

Effect

Coin Unique creates a visual effect where a coin appears to pass through a solid object, such as a table or glass. A borrowed coin, often marked by a spectator, visibly transforms into a different coin right in the spectator's hand. The effect is direct and surprising, with no visible moves or sleight of hand.

Full details

Coin Unique is a gimmick-based magic trick that allows a magician to perform a coin penetration or transformation. It uses a special coin device that facilitates clean visual moments. The trick can be performed with various coin denominations, such as a quarter and a half-dollar, or a pound coin and a penny. It requires no advanced sleight of hand and comes with instructions. The effect can be combined with other routines, like Leap+, for more complex performances.

Who should consider the trick

Coin Unique is ideal for beginners because it requires no prior sleight of hand skill. It is also suitable for experienced magicians looking for a quick, visual effect that is easy to perform. The trick works well in close-up settings, such as street magic or table hopping, and uses borrowed coins to enhance fairness and impact.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Coin Unique is very easy to perform. Multiple reviewers, including those from AlakazamMagicUK, state that no sleight of hand is needed. The method is simple to learn, and the instructions provided are clear. It is accessible to magicians of all skill levels.

What magicians say

Reviewers praise Coin Unique for its strong visual impact and simplicity. AlakazamMagicUK notes that it "looks impossible and feels fair," making it a reliable trick for strong reactions. StevensMagicEmporium highlights the "clean and deceptive pass-through" effect, and JRo demonstrates its versatility with different coins. Multiple reviewers recommend it for beginners due to its ease of use and high impact. Phill Evans mentions that Coin Unique can be combined with other routines for enhanced presentations.

What people are saying about Coin Unique

AlakazamMagicUK says...

No sleight of hand is needed, making it great for beginners, and the trick involves a pound coin and a penny with the penny disappearing under a glass for a strong visual effect.

Phill Evans says...

Coin Unique can be more than just a basic gaff coin when combined with Alakazam’s Confusing Coins for a 'Birds of a Feather' routine, highlighting its versatility.

StevensMagicEmporium says...

The Coin Unique gimmick facilitates a clean and deceptive pass-through, with the ability to switch between a quarter and a half-dollar, suggesting versatility.

VanishingIncMagic says...

This appears to be a performance video showcasing a coin magic routine with a strong visual or mental impact—likely a clever two-coin effect designed to astonish audiences.

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