Copper/Silver Transposition by Craig Petty and Roy Coopers

Effect

The Copper Silver Transposition is a visually stunning magic trick where a copper coin and a silver coin appear to switch places in the magician's hands. The audience sees the coins clearly at the start, and after a series of moves, the copper coin becomes silver, and the silver coin becomes copper. The effect is clean, direct, and leaves spectators baffled as the coins seem to defy logic.

Full details

The Copper Silver Transposition is part of 'The Nightshade Coin Set,' a premium collection of coin magic routines created by Craig Petty. The set includes custom gaffs made by Roy Coopers, ensuring high-quality props that enhance the performance. The trick is designed to be performed in the hands, making it versatile for walk-around or table performances. The routine involves minimal sleight of hand, focusing instead on clever gimmicks and visual moments that create a strong impact. The coins are examinable at the beginning and end of the routine, adding to the mystery.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want to add a visually striking and interactive coin routine to their repertoire. It’s suitable for both beginners and experienced performers, as the gimmicks simplify the handling while still delivering a powerful effect. If you enjoy close-up magic and want a routine that works well in various performance settings, the Copper Silver Transposition is a great choice.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Copper Silver Transposition is relatively easy to perform, especially with the gimmicks provided in 'The Nightshade Coin Set.' The routine involves one key move at the beginning, which sets up the rest of the trick. Once this move is mastered, the rest of the routine flows smoothly. Craig Petty’s detailed tutorial breaks down each step, making it accessible even for those new to coin magic. The difficulty level is rated around 3 out of 10, making it a manageable yet impressive routine for performers of all skill levels.

What magicians say

Magicians who have tried the Copper Silver Transposition praise its visual impact and ease of performance. Craig Petty describes it as one of his favorite routines, noting that it fits perfectly into his "honest con man" persona. He emphasizes that the trick is designed to work in real-world performance settings, making it practical for professional use. Reviewers also highlight the quality of the gimmicks and the detailed tutorial, which helps magicians quickly get the routine performance-ready. As one reviewer put it, "The Copper Silver Transposition is worth the price of the entire set alone—it’s that good."