Deep Back Clip
Easy Coin Magic: 60+ Effects To Choose From
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Now we have the Deep Back Clip, a production maneuver. You'll start with just one, singular coin. Then, with one slight toss - another with miraculously appear out of thin air. Remember, this is another move only to be used when your audience is gathered close around you looking down at your hands. This ensures that no one will be able to see what's really going on just underneath the surface.
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