Triple Tango Ultimate Coin - Tricolor (Copper Coin/Eisenhower Dollar/Chinese Coin)

Gimmicked Coin by Tango Magic
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Triple Tango Ultimate Coin - Tricolor (Copper Coin/Eisenhower Dollar/Chinese Coin)
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Three one dollar size coins in just one coin.

The award-winning Tango TUC is now available in a Copper Coin, Eisenhower Dollar and Chinese Coin tricolor version.

Produce and vanish coins with ease.

The Tango Triple Ultimate Coin was the recipient of the FISM Invention Prize and is a classic in the coin magic community. Every gimmick is created with superior Tango Magic quality.

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Customer reviews for Triple Tango Ultimate Coin - Tricolor (Copper Coin/Eisenhower Dollar/Chinese Coin)

Garry
This tricolor tuc coin is very visual, and is very easy to do this coin trick, The video tutorial is the same as in the video add, but it is easy enough to work out how to do the triple coin reveal, It would of been good if you could off shown both sides of the copper coin i realised after getting this thats why he vanishes it at the end on the video add, but you can show both sides of the Dollar coin, still its a great tricolor coin reveal trick.
Gabriel
This is my favorite gimmick. I have the previous version of this coin which came with a walking liberty s****. This version uses a Morgan copper s**** instead. In all other respects this is almost the same, a Morgan se s****, an ike s****, and an ike/Chinese coin. Also included are a replica copper Morgan and a Chinese coin, which both match the gimmicks.
The different "coins" add the potential for a variety of different presentations/stories. One negative is that there is some noise when nesting/removing the s****s.

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  • Alberto asks: The explanation video in the tangopedia doesn’t seem to work. Anyone can point me to the right place for the video? (Yes, I purchased this earlier in September)

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please get in touch with us at magic@vanishingincmagic.com

  • Jordan asks: Can the entire unit when nested be flashed both sides like a normal triple tuc?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Since we don't have these on hand, I have e-mailed Tango. When I get a response, I will reply here.
    • 2. Garry responds:It goes like this: Facing the spectator its shown in this order: Copper to Dollar to Chinese coin. You can only show both sides of the Dollar coin. A Tip: As the Dollar coin is nested back inside the copper coin, The head of the Dollar coin must be facing you, so if you nest the Dollar coin back in the wrong way, its worth wearing a magnetic ring, so you can pull the Dollar coin back out.

  • Mark asks: What kind of coin is the copper coin? Does it have a Liberty copper face like most of the copper coins of this size in the Tango range?

    • 1. Jim responds:It is the one you see in the photo above.
    • 2. Mark responds:What is it?
    • 3. Garry responds:Written on the inner edge of the copper coin is as follows: E . PLURIBUS . UNUM . Zom in on the add image, using finger and thumb, to expand this.
    • 4. Garry responds:The copper coin is a Morgan coin, with a face of a Lady. You can only show the face of the morgan copper coin. Facing the spectator, The coin trick order is: Copper, Silver, Chinese. Only the silver dollar can be shown both sides, as it shows the heads and tails of this coin, which you can show both sides in the middle of the coins reveal, to the spectators. But the way coins end up is, although the chinese coin you show last to the spectator, it ends up in the middle of the other two coins. Then do a coin vanish, as you cannot show the tails of the copper coin once they are all nested. It is in my oppinion a great coin trick, and it is very easy to do.
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