Mirrored

Effect

The trick 'Mirrored' creates the illusion of coins appearing and disappearing from a small pocket mirror. The routine includes multiple phases where coins visually enter and exit the mirror, culminating in a surprising jumbo coin reveal. The effect is highly visual and leaves the audience wondering how the coins interact with the mirror.

Full details

'Mirrored' is a coin-based magic trick that uses a pocket mirror as the central prop. The routine involves making coins appear and disappear from the mirror in a series of visual moments. The trick is designed to be portable and adaptable, making it suitable for walk-around or strolling magic. It requires no special setup and has no angle issues, ensuring it can be performed in various settings. The trick is available for learning on The Netrix platform.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform walk-around or strolling magic and are looking for a highly visual routine. It is also suitable for those who enjoy coin magic and want to add a unique twist to their repertoire. The portability and adaptability of 'Mirrored' make it a great choice for performers who need a quick, impactful trick that can be reset instantly.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

'Mirrored' requires practice to achieve smooth execution. While the trick is not overly complex, it involves precise handling of the coins and mirror to create the visual effects. Magicians with some experience in coin magic will find it easier to learn, but beginners can also master it with dedicated practice. The trick’s phases can be adjusted to suit the performer’s skill level.

What magicians say

Craig Petty describes 'Mirrored' as a highly visual and portable trick, perfect for walk-around performances. He emphasizes its adaptability and the strong visual impact it creates. The trick is part of a collection of routines available on The Netrix, all designed for strolling magic with no angle issues and instant reset. Craig highlights the trick’s versatility and its ability to surprise audiences with its visual moments.