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Jim Coles - Under Cover
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Imagine this： You borrow a quarter from a spectator and have it initialed with a Sharpie marker. You take a pack of cigarettes and place the quarter on top of the pack. You have the spectator cover the quarter with a hand and say you’ll cause the coin to pass completely through the pack. You make a magical pass and have the spectator lift her hand. Only...the quarter’s still there. You ask the spectator to pick up the quarter. She tries but her fingers slide right over the coin. Impossibly the coin is under the cellophane! You clearly show the pack is unopened and unmarked in any way. You have the spectator open the pack and remove her signed coin. They can look all they want but an answer is nowhere to be found.
Sound like a miracle? Well what you’ve just read is exactly the effect of Under Cover. This is no pipe dream and no impossibly complex monstrosity. This is a straightforward， practical， and unbelievably magical way of causing a signed coin to penetrate the cellophane of an unopened pack of cigarettes.
1st edition 2008; 22 pages.
Imagine this： You borrow a quarter from a spectator and have it initialed with a Sharpie marker. You take a pack of cigarettes and place the quarter on top of the pack. You have the spectator cover the quarter with a hand and say you’ll cause the coin to pass completely through the pack. You make a magical pass and have the spectator lift her hand. Only...the quarter’s still there. You ask the spectator to pick up the quarter. She tries but her fingers slide right over the coin. Impossibly the coin is under the cellophane! You clearly show the pack is unopened and unmarked in any way. You have the spectator open the pack and remove her signed coin. They can look all they want but an answer is nowhere to be found.
Sound like a miracle? Well what you’ve just read is exactly the effect of Under Cover. This is no pipe dream and no impossibly complex monstrosity. This is a straightforward， practical， and unbelievably magical way of causing a signed coin to penetrate the cellophane of an unopened pack of cigarettes.
- You start and end clean
- There are no tricky switches or involved moves
- It really is the spectator’s signed quarter that ends up under the cellophane
- The spectator can remove the coin herself and examine to her heart’s content
1st edition 2008; 22 pages.
