Obake Quarter Set by Kreis and SEO Magic

Effect

The Obake Quarter Set creates the illusion of coins vanishing and reappearing in impossible ways. A magician shows four quarters, then makes one disappear from a spectator's tightly closed hand. The coins seem to pass through the spectator's skin, their hand, and even a $100 bill. The routine ends with a fast, surprising vanish that leaves the audience amazed.

Full Details

The Obake Quarter Set is designed for coin magic. It includes quarters that allow for deceptive vanishes and appearances. The routine shown in the video involves:

• Starting with four quarters, then making one vanish from a spectator's closed hand.
• Making a coin appear to pass through the spectator's skin and hand.
• Using a $100 bill to confirm the number of coins, adding believability.
• A final, quick vanish that happens so fast the audience can't follow it.

The set works best with tight hand control and good timing. A volunteer is used to make the effect more convincing.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This set is good for magicians who:

• Enjoy coin magic and want a visual, deceptive routine.
• Perform for live audiences and want strong reactions.
• Are comfortable with sleight of hand but can also be used by beginners with practice.

Difficulty Level

The Obake Quarter Set is designed for magicians of all levels. The basic moves are not overly complex, but the routine requires:

• Good timing and misdirection.
• Smooth handling to keep the illusion strong.
• Practice to make the vanishes look natural.

The final vanish is fast, so performers must rehearse to make it convincing.

What Magicians Say

The video from SaturnMagicShop highlights the deceptive nature of the set. The creator demonstrates how the coins can vanish and reappear in impossible ways. Key points from the review:

• "The routine begins with the magician presenting four quarters, then seemingly extracting one from the volunteer's closed fist."
• "The use of a $100 bill adds a layer of verisimilitude and further enhances the deception."
• "The quickness of the vanishes, particularly the final one, is crucial to maintaining the illusion."

The reviewer recommends the set for magicians who want a visually striking coin routine. The Obake Quarter Set is praised for its deceptive qualities and audience engagement.