The slippery expanded shell is a Steve Dusheck invention. It is a shell coin that only has half a rim. This allows you to remove the shell coin by sliding it over the nested coin, instead of lifting it up. This has uses in fingertip coin work. The instructions describe a basic effect using the...

The slippery expanded shell is a Steve Dusheck invention. It is a shell coin that only has half a rim. This allows you to remove the shell coin by sliding it over the nested coin, instead of lifting it up. This has uses in fingertip coin work. The instructions describe a basic effect using the...

Show a coin in your hand, move the hand slowly and one coin more appear, move slowly the hand once again and another coin appear. Now you have 3 coins in your hand, turn over the hand to show the back, when you turn over the hand again; you only will have a coin in your hand.

Most modern shell coins are known as "expanded shells" as they are expanded to fit over coins on the same denomination. A shim shell, however, is exactly the same size as its normal counterpart, therefore will only fit over coins that are smaller than it. This makes it perfect for a coin change...

Most modern shell coins are known as "expanded shells" as they are expanded to fit over coins on the same denomination. A shim shell, however, is exactly the same size as its normal counterpart, therefore will only fit over coins that are smaller than it. This makes it perfect for a coin change...

Three coins travel between your hands. A borrow coin goes from your hand to your pocket. These and all the expanded shell routines could be improve with this new gimmick. It's really a new concept in expanded shell coins.EffectThe magician shows two coins...

A pre-bent 50 Euro cents coin. These are machine-bent coins, so unlike other bent coins are not tarnished in any way.

A stack of old English pennies and a leather cone case. Suitable for John Ramsay's Cylinder and Coins.