Canailles Bang Coin with Metal Bang Ring Magic Trick

I've been having fun with this little magic trick for days now. I took the thing to work with me one day and now everybody else wants one now. I've managed to keep the "trick" a secret since only one person was able to figure out how the trick worked (and I think that was only because they had seen a similar one before). I purchased an additional one to give to as a gift to someone that I know will get as much enjoyment out of it as I have.I've included a couple photos. One shows the coin and the metal ring that is used to "do the magic." The second photo shows the two halves of the coin next to real currency. When the two halves are put together they join SEEMLESSLY and it really does look like a real penny. It's fun to find somebody that believes this is an ordinary penny and direct them to do the trick...It surprises and baffles them more than just watching you do it for them!If you like little coin tricks & novelties, then I highly recommend! You will entertain yourself and friends a lot with this!

It looked bigger....I always had larger coins...my fault for not looking at description close

A classic! This item is a perfect Scotch and Soda magic trick coin set. It’s extremely well made. It looks just like a real U.S. Penny and Dime (the back of the dime anyway) and will stand up to scrutiny by casual observers from a fairly close distance. Only those who actually handle the coin(s) themselves, or who look very closely, will notice the difference. It’s a great, quality item especially for the money.

When I buy a magic trick, I expect everything I need to be included—particularly the secret. However instructions and trick ideas are NOT enclosed, merely QR codes which, Luddite that I am, I can't use.

as an avid coin collector i have seen these before, but mostly they are half dollars and rarely do i ever see "magic coins" as i know them called of the cent variety... first off i weighed the coin and it weighs approximately 2.67 grams, whereas a real cent weighs 2.5 grams, so though a slight difference it can be felt in hand by someone who knows... second, the coin is obviously fake as the images on it are very different from a real cent (or other magic coins i have seen) even missing lettering ... third the coin i received depicted a 2014 date on it which should bear the shield reverse but it has the lincoln memorial on the reverse which was no longer used after 2008 (those with a sharp i would be able to pick up on this)... and lastly the overall color of the coin is different then a real cent as it appears more dull than a real coin... pictures included so you can see for yourself (real coin on right)... but overall the banger ring works well with it as the other part of the coin reveals the reverse of a roosevelt dime (also a non real image) but it is small so if the banger ring is lost you can use the cup trick on it by placing the coin inside a cup or jar then covering and shaking it so the halves come apart... the halves do not fit extremely tight so they are tight enough to hold but not too tight as to stick... it is hard to make out the seam with the naked eye but can be seen with a loupe or magnifying glass.... it is a great little trick, just his it looked more real as others i have seen