Can the transposition happen in the spectator's hands, as in some copper/silver routines?

No it would need to be done in the magicians hands

Were the coins designed by Murphy's Magic or an independent coin maker, such as Roy Kuepers? As always, thank you!

I think that David's the only one who can answer that.

As they are “locking” do they need a special something to “unlock” in private or can the routine be immediately repeated?

In the description of the product it says "Also included is a DOLLAR-SIZED bang ring (for reset)"

David makes the statement that the audience can handle the coins before and after. Really? Is the coin set really made that good or is there really some limitation as to how much the audience can handle the coins? Thanks! Looking forward to the responses from those who have purchased already.

It is a "locking" Dollar Size Cooper Silver Coin. You need the ring that is included to reset / unlock

David Regal's Locking Dollar-Sized Copper Silver

Name: David Regal's Locking Dollar-Sized Copper Silver
Brand: David Regal
SKU: 31084
Price: 76.80 GBP
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Trick by David Regal

David Regal's Locking Dollar-Sized Copper Silver

Trick by David Regal

£76.80inc VAT

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David Regal's Locking Dollar-Sized Copper Silver

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The Copper/Silver Transposition is one of the great plots of coin magic. It has been around for well over a century, dating back to Hofzinser.

As gimmicks developed, so did what magicians thought possible. New, extraordinary routines were created. But one challenge remained: How do we make these intimate routines play for more people?

David Regal has scaled up this classic trick and created dollar-sized English Pennies, allowing this classic transposition to play with a greater impact than ever before. You'll learn David's new three-phase routine, which escalates into a final moment that is truly astonishing.

The new English pennies look right, sound right, and feel right.

Included in this set are three coins:

The perfectly machined, locking DOLLAR-SIZED Copper/Silver gimmick
A precision-milled DOLLAR-SIZED English penny
A Morgan silver dollar replica

Also included is a DOLLAR-SIZED bang ring (for reset), and a black coin pouch.

PLUS David's video instructions teach you how to use the locking DOLLAR-SIZED gimmick to perform Scotch & Soda style coin effects.

The Locking DOLLAR-SIZED Copper/Silver Coin Set. A joy to perform... and guaranteed to fool.

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Customer reviews for David Regal's Locking Dollar-Sized Copper Silver

Gary

I am very happy with this set. The tutorial is very good for David's routine. The coins are versitle enough to give you room to create your own routine. Upon recieving them and looking close I was unable to determine which coin was gimmicked. Another thing to note is that the Morgan coins are very good reproductions.

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John asks: Can the transposition happen in the spectator's hands, as in some copper/silver routines?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:No it would need to be done in the magicians hands
Don asks: Were the coins designed by Murphy's Magic or an independent coin maker, such as Roy Kuepers? As always, thank you!
- 1. Support responds:I think that David's the only one who can answer that.
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Rob asks: As they are “locking” do they need a special something to “unlock” in private or can the routine be immediately repeated?
- 1. Joaquin responds:In the description of the product it says "Also included is a DOLLAR-SIZED bang ring (for reset)"
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Steven asks: David makes the statement that the audience can handle the coins before and after. Really? Is the coin set really made that good or is there really some limitation as to how much the audience can handle the coins? Thanks! Looking forward to the responses from those who have purchased already.
- 1. Joaquin responds:It is a "locking" Dollar Size Cooper Silver Coin. You need the ring that is included to reset / unlock
- 2. Michael responds:In the routine that David explains, the audience can absolutely handle the coins before and after without limitation. I cannot tell the difference between the locked coin and the real coin.
- 3. John responds:David Regal explains this information in the routine of tutorial.
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