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Flash Rise Coin Trick by Homer Liwag

Created by: Homer Liwag

The Flash Rise Coin Trick is a visually stunning close-up magic routine where a coin appears to rise and vanish in a flash, creating a moment of pure astonishment. Inspired by David Roth's Chink-a-Shadow Coins, this trick is perfect for table performances and requires minimal setup. Buyers should note that while a gimmick is recommended for the best effect, a gimmick-less version is also taught, making it accessible to all skill levels.

Key features

  • Inspired by David Roth's Chink-a-Shadow Coins

  • Includes both gimmick and gimmick-less versions

  • Ideal for close-up and table performances

  • Requires minimal setup and angles are manageable

Pros

  • Highly visual and impactful

  • Versatile with gimmick and non-gimmick options

  • Detailed teaching with multiple camera angles for clarity

  • Includes humor and relatable teaching style

Cons

  • Gimmick version may require additional purchase

  • Not ideal for walk-around performances due to angle sensitivity

Effect

The Flash Rise Coin Trick is a visually striking routine where a coin appears to rise and vanish in a flash. The effect is clean and surprising, making it ideal for close-up performances. The coin seems to defy gravity, appearing and disappearing in unexpected ways.

Full details

The Flash Rise Coin Trick is based on David Roth's Chink-a-Shadow Coins but refined for modern performance. It can be performed with or without gimmicks, making it adaptable to different setups. The routine is designed for table work, requiring minimal angle sensitivity. The trick includes a gimmick-less version, ensuring accessibility for magicians who prefer impromptu performances.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who enjoy coin magic and want a quick, visual routine. It works well for close-up performers, especially those who engage with small groups or table-hopping. Beginners can learn the gimmick version easily, while more experienced magicians will appreciate the subtleties in the sleight-heavy version.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The gimmick version is straightforward, requiring minimal sleight of hand. The gimmick-less version involves more technical handling but remains manageable with practice. The trick is not overly angle-sensitive, but performers should still be mindful of their positioning.

What magicians say

Steve Faulkner from RealMagicReview praises the Flash Rise Coin Trick, calling it "a really lovely, quick, beautiful routine." He notes that while it takes practice, the effect is worth the effort. He also highlights the gimmick-less option, stating that it "looks the same" and doesn't feel like a compromise. Faulkner appreciates the teaching style in Homer Liwag's masterclass, emphasizing how the detailed breakdown helps learners understand the nuances of the trick.

The trick's visual appeal and adaptability make it a strong choice for magicians looking to add a quick, impactful coin routine to their repertoire.

What people are saying about Flash Rise Coin Trick

Steve Faulkner says...

The Flash Rise routine just really got me. It's a really lovely, quick, beautiful routine, and I learned it—there's nothing in it that's that difficult, but it takes practice and rehearsal.

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