Off the market!NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGEFrom the back shelves of one of our suppliers.
NON-EXPANDED VERSION!This version is done with gimmicked coins.
Completely mechanical and easy to do!
Show two coins, a half dollar and an English penny. Place them in your closed hand. Remove one, show it, place it in your pocket. Open your hand- both coins are still there! Repeat this several times, if you wish. Finally, as a climax, after removing a coin and placing it in your pocket, open your hand- your spectator is expecting to see both coins again.But your hand is EMPTY! Both coins have vanished!
You will get:NON-EXPANDED half dollar shell setplus - HONED real half dollarplus - HONED real English penny
This NON-EXPANDED coin set works with the gimmicked coin being exactly the same size as a real half dollar.So to make this one work, it comes with a special real half dollar that has been honed, or slightly shaved around the edges, to make it fit inside the shell.
If you are looking for the Hopping Half that works with a real half dollar, see the HOPPING HALF - EXPANDED SHELL listed below.
"New old store stock" refers to stock that has never been sold or used. This is a BRAND NEW ITEM, but one that has been packed away in a warehouse for some time.One of our major suppliers is closing, and they are finding a lot of "forgotten" boxes of brand new inventory on their shelves.WE BOUGHT NEARLY ALL OF IT.Basically, this is very desirable because it is in the original packaging- and you can't get it anymore!Here is your chance to pick up a hard to find, off the market COLLECTIBLE trick at a bargain price!
And that's all you need.
Make sure you don't spend the trick coin by mistake!Keep your trick coins safe and separate from other coins. Keep them in a COIN CARRIER.See the different styles of coin carriers and cases for sale here.
J.N. Hofzinzer invented the Coin Shell in the mid-1800s. Conrad Haden invented the Expanded Shell. Then Jim Boyd took both ideas and developed the Hopping Half trick in 1967.
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