Stacked Euro by Christopher Dearman and Uday

Created by: Christopher Dearman, Uday

Stacked Euro is a close-up coin magic trick where the magician visibly stacks multiple Euro coins into a single, solid-looking stack that defies gravity and logic. The coins appear to fuse together, creating a visually stunning and impossible effect that can be performed in the hands or on a table. This trick is ideal for magicians looking to add a strong, visual coin routine to their repertoire, and it requires no advanced sleight of hand, making it accessible for beginners while still impressive for experienced performers. Buyers should note that it involves physical gimmicks or props designed specifically for Euro coins, ensuring a clean and reliable performance every time.

Key features

Uses standard Euro coins for a relatable and clean effect
No complex sleight of hand required, making it easy to learn and perform
Highly visual and impossible-looking, perfect for close-up magic settings
Includes gimmicks or props that ensure consistent and foolproof results
Suitable for magicians of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals

Pros

Easy to learn and perform with minimal practice
Produces a strong visual impact that astonishes spectators
Versatile for various performance environments like close-up or street magic
Reliable and repeatable with the included gimmicks

Cons

Limited to Euro coins, may not work with other currencies without adaptation
Requires handling of gimmicks, which could be delicate or need careful storage

Effect

The Stacked Euro trick makes a single coin appear to multiply into a stack of coins. The magician shows one coin and places it in their hand. When they open their hand, multiple coins are now there. The coins are real and can be examined by the audience. The transformation from one coin to many happens instantly and visibly.

Full details

Stacked Euro is a coin magic effect created by Christopher Dearman and Uday. It uses real coins that spectators can handle. The trick requires a specific gimmick to achieve the multiplication effect. The method is mechanical and does not rely on sleight of hand. All coins are normal and can be given away after the performance. The trick is designed for close-up performances.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is good for magicians who perform with coins. It suits performers who want a visual transformation effect. It works well for close-up magicians and street performers. Beginners can learn this trick because it does not need advanced skills. It is also suitable for magicians who want to use examinable props.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Stacked Euro has a low difficulty level. The method is mechanical and easy to operate. No complex sleight of hand is required. The trick can be learned quickly. Performers need to practice the handling to make the effect smooth. The trick is ready to use with minimal setup.

What magicians say

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What people are saying about Stacked Euro

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Stacked Euro is highlighted for its practicality and ease of use, making it a standout in new releases.