Immortal Glass by TCC Magic

Effect

The Immortal Glass is a magic prop that allows a magician to perform stunning visual effects with coins. The audience sees coins penetrate through solid glass, vanish from one glass and reappear in another, or travel invisibly between containers. The routine can resemble a chop cup effect, where coins defy gravity and logic by moving in impossible ways. The glass itself appears ordinary, making the effects even more baffling.

Full details

The Immortal Glass is made from high-quality Cambodian Rosewood and features a cleverly designed internal mechanism that allows for smooth, angle-proof performances. Unlike traditional chop cups or gimmicked coin tricks, this prop does not require magnets or specially prepared coins—any half-dollar-sized coin will work. The gimmick is concealed within the glass, making it examinable before and after the performance.

The prop supports multiple routines, including:

• Coin penetrations (coins passing through solid glass)
• Transpositions (coins jumping from one glass to another)
• Chop cup-style effects (coins vanishing and reappearing under impossible conditions)
• Multi-coin routines (multiple coins invisibly traveling between glasses)

Who should consider the trick

The Immortal Glass is ideal for magicians who perform close-up or parlor magic and want a visually deceptive prop that requires minimal sleight of hand. It suits performers who enjoy coin magic but want a reliable, self-working method for strong effects. Since it doesn’t rely on magnets or gimmicked coins, it’s also a great choice for those who prefer using ordinary objects.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Immortal Glass is designed for ease of use. According to Chris Edwards, "everything is extremely easy to use because of its design." The prop is mostly self-working, meaning even beginners can achieve professional-looking results with minimal practice. Advanced magicians can enhance the routine with additional sleight of hand for more complex presentations.

What magicians say

Chris Edwards calls the Immortal Glass his favorite item in the collection, praising its versatility: "You can do a number of different routines with this... all sorts of different things." He highlights the improved gimmick design, which allows for smoother handling compared to similar props. He also notes that the glass is "very well-made" and can be examined by spectators, adding to its deceptive power.

The summary reinforces this, stating that the Immortal Glass "steals the show with its ability to perform penetrations and transpositions without relying on gimmicked coins." The overall consensus is that it’s a high-quality, practical prop with strong audience impact.