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Dinner Napkin (excerpt from Extreme Dean 1) by Dean Dill - video DONWLOAD
In "Extreme Dean #1" by Dean Dill, he demonstrates a trick called Dinner Napkin. This trick involves placing four quarters under the folded corners of a dinner napkin, and one by one, the quarters assemble in the center. Dill then repeats the trick with four different coins - a penny, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter - in each corner of the napkin. The audience is asked to choose a coin, and as they do, the chosen coins vanish from their respective corners and reappear in one corner of the napkin, creating a surprising ending. The best part is that this trick can be performed using ordinary coins and a cloth dinner napkin. It's the perfect coin trick to impress your audience after a meal.
Excerpt from Extreme Dean #1 by Dean Dill
Performance and Explanation of Dinner Napkin.
Four quarters placed under the four folded corners of a dinner napkin assemble one at a time. This is repeated with four different coins... a penny, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter in each corner of the napkin. The spectators name a coin of their choosing and they vanish as they are selected and appear in one corner with a surprise ending. Uses all ordinary coins and a cloth dinner napkin. The perfect coin effect to use after dinner.
Performance and Explanation of Dinner Napkin.
Four quarters placed under the four folded corners of a dinner napkin assemble one at a time. This is repeated with four different coins... a penny, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter in each corner of the napkin. The spectators name a coin of their choosing and they vanish as they are selected and appear in one corner with a surprise ending. Uses all ordinary coins and a cloth dinner napkin. The perfect coin effect to use after dinner.
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In "Extreme Dean #1" by Dean Dill, he demonstrates a trick called Dinner Napkin. This trick involves placing four quarters under the folded corners of a dinner napkin, and one by one, the quarters assemble in the center. Dill then repeats the trick with four different coins - a penny, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter - in each corner of the napkin. The audience is asked to choose a coin, and as they do, the chosen coins vanish from their respective corners and reappear in one corner of the napkin, creating a surprising ending. The best part is that this trick can be performed using ordinary coins and a cloth dinner napkin. It's the perfect coin trick to impress your audience after a meal.
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