Free Will Coins Across

Effect

The Free Will Coins Across trick features three coins: copper, silver, and red. The spectator chooses the order in which the coins move from one hand to the other. One hand remains closed throughout the performance, adding an element of mystery. The trick is visually clean and interactive, making it engaging for the audience.

Full details

The trick uses three distinct coins: copper, silver, and red. The spectator decides the sequence in which the coins appear to jump from one hand to the other. One hand stays closed the entire time, which enhances the illusion. The method is designed to be clean and deceptive, with the spectator's choice adding a layer of interactivity. The trick is available for learning on The Netriix platform.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who enjoy interactive performances and want to add a fresh twist to the classic Coins Across routine. It suits those who are comfortable with coin magic and are looking for a method that is both clean and engaging. Beginners may find the setup challenging, so it is better suited for intermediate to advanced performers.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Free Will Coins Across trick requires practice to ensure smooth execution. The method involves keeping one hand closed throughout the trick, which can be tricky to master. The setup may not be immediately clear to beginners, so it is recommended for those with some experience in coin magic.

What magicians say

Craig Petty describes the trick as a fresh take on the classic Coins Across routine. He highlights the spectator's choice as a key feature that adds engagement. The closed-hand method enhances the mystery, making the trick visually impressive. However, he notes that the trick requires practice to execute smoothly and may not be suitable for beginners. The trick is available to learn on The Netriix platform.