Just bought this, it seems I would need a second magnetic coin to open it? Also it will not lay flat once open? is this how it is supposed to work. New to this but need to know if it needs second piece to work. I thought this would be all I need to carry this around and perform on the fly. Otherwise I will switch for the gravity version which seems less fidgety

Please email us at wizards@vanishingincmagic.com and we can go into more detail with you

Will this fit in an expanded shimmed shell? If so, does the flipper lock when nested and closed? Or can it still open with a bit of gravity?

This will lock into place due to been magnetic

Does this flipper use elastics or just magnets?

Elastics - but the coin itself is magnetic - which is useful in certain circumstances...

Flipper - Quarter (Magnetic)

Name: Flipper - Quarter (Magnetic)
Brand: Tango Magic
SKU: 120
Price: 35.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Gimmicked Coin by Tango Magic

Flipper - Quarter (Magnetic)

Gimmicked Coin by Tango Magic

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£42.00inc VAT

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This quarter dollar flipper coin has a great edge that makes the secondary coin look just like a normal coin. It's magnetic, allowing you to handle the coin very freely after you've made the initial coin vanish.

Like all Tango coins, it's machine made, given you both precision workmanship and a great price.

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David asks: Just bought this, it seems I would need a second magnetic coin to open it? Also it will not lay flat once open? is this how it is supposed to work. New to this but need to know if it needs second piece to work. I thought this would be all I need to carry this around and perform on the fly. Otherwise I will switch for the gravity version which seems less fidgety
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please email us at wizards@vanishingincmagic.com and we can go into more detail with you
Duccio asks: Will this fit in an expanded shimmed shell? If so, does the flipper lock when nested and closed? Or can it still open with a bit of gravity?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This will lock into place due to been magnetic
Tucker asks: Does this flipper use elastics or just magnets?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Elastics - but the coin itself is magnetic - which is useful in certain circumstances...

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