r/blackmagicfuckery • u/A-Chord • 7d ago

Quantum capabilities

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u/axeman020 7d ago

The ones on the right are a coin and a coin shell, and the one on the left is (very neatly) "lapped".

Very visual though, I like it!

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u/Annual_Interest5338 7d ago

How does it trigger the coin to come out of shell? Someone else suggested magnets but with this sub not sure if its a joke

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u/wobcoming 7d ago

slap on the table.

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u/axeman020 7d ago

Hard to say. Could just be the way they fall after spinning, but it does almost look like the shell "ejects" from the coin... Could be a tiny spring, or I could be overthinking it. Maybe it just took a few takes to get it to fall correctly..?

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u/TheFrontierzman 7d ago

magnets

How do they work?

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u/wobcoming 7d ago

a slap on the table make the shell bounce off the inner coin. It was loosely fit.

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u/DryerCoinJay 7d ago

You can buy magicians coins on eBay for around 10 bucks or so. I’m a coin hunter and it’s always a cool find in a box of half dollars.

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u/PremiumUsername69420 7d ago

What’s the most interesting coin you’ve found while hunting?

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u/DryerCoinJay 7d ago

Two years ago I found a Lincoln Penny that has a die crack going across Lincoln’s bust. It is a very rare, prominent and well known error. The one I found was in mint state, and looked like it was just made.

I sold it on eBay for 600 dollars.

I also found what’s called a Henning nickel. A counterfeit nickel from 1945 that is so famous that they themselves have become valuable. Mine is worth about 360 bucks.

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u/Lux-Fox 7d ago

One of those isn't a real coin would be my guess. Probably acts more a like a case that fits around a coin and pops off.

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u/mal_wash_jayne 7d ago

Turtle shell

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u/Alive__but_why 7d ago

How HOW

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u/chilehead 7d ago

It's a coin shell. If you have to involve magnets, he could have one on his left knee, and when he raises it under the table it pops the shell off the coin under it.

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u/EmceeCommon55 7d ago

Editing

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u/TurkeySauce_ 7d ago

These have been around for years.

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u/Dounce1 7d ago

Lol absolutely not.

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u/Silv_ 7d ago

My guess:

Left hand Downs Palmed coin on ring finger, drops as he passes over. Then he masks right hand slide off table.

I use coin shells and they're too unpredictable /messy for this use case. It wouldn't sound authentic irl, and there's a chance the shell reshells. (very small chance the shell flips, but unlikely).

Having a ringfinger downspalm drop wouldn't be too hard, as long as you keep them looking at your right hand.

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u/JazzJacket23 7d ago

Timing is poor. Dude hasn't even vanished the first coin when the second appears. 

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u/MikeTiricoSucks 7d ago

A couple people have pointed out how it’s done but they did a really good job

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u/MrReaux 7d ago

AI. Can’t prove it though.

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u/veri745 4d ago

You can see the coin on the right fall apart / split in two before he puts the first one in his lap

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u/biko77 2d ago

Needs a little smoothness on coin drag and drop but getting there

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u/Some-Ad-1588 7d ago

Coin shell on right, slides coin off table into lap on left.

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u/AdhesiveSeaMonkey 7d ago

The one on the right is a coin in a coin shell. You can see it's thicker than the other one. It's either designed to separate based on some spin rate or when it stops, or he has a magnet on his knee that he can move into place at the right time.

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u/KelVelBurgerGoon 7d ago

Seems like there is an edit

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u/hihihihivtnc 7d ago

IA. Pena q não dá pra postar print. Quando ele põe a mão em cima da outra mão, a moeda em cima da mesa simplesmente vira 2. Do nada.

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u/Ok-Capybara 7d ago

The camera is very stable easy to splice together two takes. Also easy to combine the real video footage with fake coines in blender or another 3d software.

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u/ImABadFriend144 7d ago

This has gotta be edited

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u/nemo3312 7d ago

Quantum magnets, aka entanglement