The Coin Teapot
Created by: TCC magic, Steven goo
The Coin Teapot is a visually stunning close-up magic trick where four half-dollar coins magically escape from a teapot one by one and then all at once, culminating in a grand finale where the teapot appears empty. This trick is a creative twist on the classic Boston box, using a teapot as the prop, which adds a layer of justification and charm to the performance. Buyers should note that the coins are not included with the purchase.
Key features
- High-quality brass teapot with a nice weight
- Does not include the four half-dollar coins needed for the routine
- Quick 10-minute tutorial included, but requires familiarity with coin sleights
- Examinable prop with no moving parts, ensuring longevity
- Practical for table hopping and parlor magic, but requires a surface to perform
- Instantly resettable for repeated performances
Pros
- Well-made and justified prop compared to traditional Boston boxes
- Good price point at $50
- Examinable by the audience
- Compact and practical for performers
- No DIY required; ready to use out of the box
Cons
- Coins not included, requiring separate purchase or acquisition
- Tutorial could be longer and more detailed, especially for beginners
- Somewhat heavy when carried in pockets
- Requires a table or surface for optimal performance
What people are saying about The Coin Teapot
The Coin Teapot videos
The Coin Teapot by Steven Gu and TCC - Review
The reviewer introduces 'The Coin Teapot' as a well-made, practical update to the classic Boston box, now designed as a teapot which makes more sense contextually. The routine involves four half-dollar coins visually escaping the teapot one by one and then all at once, culminating in a grand finale where the teapot appears empty. The product comes with a high-quality brass teapot but does not include the coins needed for the routine. The tutorial is quick, about 10 minutes, and teaches a routine that's not beginner-friendly, requiring familiarity with coin sleights. The teapot is examinable, practical for table hopping, and resets instantly. Priced at $50, it's considered well-priced compared to other Boston boxes. Pros include its justification as a prop, quality, and price. Cons mention the weight when carried in pockets and the lack of included coins. The reviewer rates it 86%, recommending it for those comfortable with coin magic and performing in settings with a table.
Takeaways:
- The Coin Teapot is a modern, practical version of the Boston box, designed as a teapot.
- Requires four half-dollar coins (not included) and some coin magic skills.
- High-quality brass teapot with a quick, 10-minute tutorial for a non-beginner routine.
- Examinable, practical for table hopping, and resets instantly.
- Priced at $50, it's well-priced compared to other Boston boxes.
- Rated 86%, best for those comfortable with coin magic and performing with a table.
Nique Tan Chats - The Coin Teapot by TCC Magic
Nique Tan takes a close look at 'The Coin Teapot' from TCC Magic, a clever prop that magically pours coins from a teapot into the hand without being seen. He connects its design to classic coin boxes like the Okito and Boston, showing how it fits into traditional routines. Made of durable solid brass and small enough for easy transport, the teapot comes with a tutorial to get started. Nique loves its playful look and the fun twist it adds to performances, but reminds viewers that a bit of practice with coins is needed to make the most of it. The review is quick and informative, giving magicians a great overview of what the teapot can do.
Takeaways:
- The Coin Teapot is a well-made, solid brass prop for coin box routines.
- It offers a unique, comical presentation by allowing coins to be poured out invisibly.
- Requires basic coin handling skills to perform effectively.
- Comes with a short tutorial video for a basic routine.
- Small and portable, suitable for table hopping or close-up magic.