Amazing magician.

http://wimp.com/coinmagician/

I'm not sure what this guy's English name is, but he's a Taiwanese magician who is VERY famous (and rich) in China now.

And I have to say, his tricks are pretty amazing, just watch for yourself.

OH SNAP CRACK A POT RICE KRISPIES

Really amazing; quite a mind-breaking in making the trick

He and Cyril should have a duel... in glass cages. :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-DqqsRGLZo

Kids have been doing the coin through a glass/glass table trick since I was a little kid. When you're tijuana poor, you find creative ways to make money :D I know the basics of how to do it but never took the time to practice it. There's a reason they're both wearing rings and the camera is at an angle :D I'm surprised you guys didn't immediately think "OMFG! MAGNET!"

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The hand through the table, I don't know but that's obviously something to do with the table and not some sleight of hand trick. If two magicians can do it, it's not impressive.

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mother mercy...

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Pretty obvious unless santa clause was real yes?

Wow, I just ran a Google search to see if I could find a video like that but you already did. Thanks for saving me the time.

I'm quite disappointed now. I've seen more complex magic tricks by Jamaicans on the side of the street :D

It's a new year's event. I say it was good for that time. It was a show none the less. What bothers me is that Japanese guy pulling a tube through the small glass table. Maybe it had sliding stuff or the sort.

Anyway, the coin thing is nice. Keep a black hankie to wipe off the tape/glue, and hide the other coin.

If you want something truly impressive you need to see one of those big budget, heavily televised magic tricks involving more than just one person and an object. You know, the kind that takes years for much of the entirety of the magic community to figure out.

I don't know if they have those outside of America/Western Europe though.

I might go search for those. :)

All of you, so easily amused by small things.




I meant the Asians, not the coins, btw.

Well, here's a more advanced glass trick, by Cyril:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atga2Nt1s3k

Even though it's obviously not in the water, that's a bit more impressive :D Never seen someone do that on the side of the street :D

The trick is apparently revealed here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqj9nO6YUPQ

But, I believe I want to think about it a bit more before I have it spoiled for me :D

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Originally Posted by TychusFindlay

The trick is apparently revealed here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqj9nO6YUPQ

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My comments on that video:

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Yeah, I watched that video. I actually saw the same reveal on that show, Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed. However, I don't think that specific trick actually applies to Cyril's trick. The cloth he used is centered enough on the glass that the audience would notice a sliding of the glass. The hole would be readily apparent, even if only hand-sized. Likewise, the aquarium was full of water. It's obviously a trick, but I don't think it is so easily explained by that video.

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Originally Posted by DemolitionSquid

All of you, so easily amused by small things.




I meant the Asians, not the coins, btw.

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hahaha u so funny, me make love to u long time.
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btw if u go to a chinese vid store and buy the dvd, it reveals how he does all the tricks.