Why Can Pencils Through Coins? - Pencil Penetration Coin Magic Box Magic Trick #magictrick

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AI GeneratedThis video explains the secret behind a magic trick where a coin appears to pass through a blue box. The illusion relies on a hidden compartment and specific finger placements to conceal the coin's movement from the audience.
What a cool magic trick!
The secret lies in this blue box.
At first glance, it seems to have nothing particularly special.
However, when we place a coin on it, a hidden compartment will fall out.
You see, this is the principle of the coin passing through.
When we perform, the box should be held parallel to the ground
to prevent our mechanism from falling out.
Then, open the box and place the coin on it.
You can use your ring finger or little finger to press against this mechanism
to prevent the weight of the coin from causing the mechanism to fall out.
After the coin is placed, when we close it, use a piece of paper to cover it.
After covering it, you can slightly stand the prop upright
and give it a little tap on top, a mechanism will then fall out.
At the same time, with this hand, we use the middle finger,
ring finger and little finger to block the mechanism,
so the audience won't notice that your coin has fallen out.
Then we proceed to the next step, poke a hole in the paper with a pen.
After that, you can demonstrate this magical effect.
Because you've covered it here, no one will know that there is a mechanism here.
Then we can deliberately hold it like this,
to prevent our audience from seeing there is a hollow here.
After removing everything, we push the coin back in the instant we turn it over,
open it, and this performance is over.
Did you get it?
