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| coin:foil_coin [2018/03/04 19:39] – ↷ Page name changed from coin:foil_vanish to coin:foil_coin denisbehr | coin:foil_coin [2018/03/12 00:27] (current) – year correction denisbehr | ||
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| W. H. J Shaw described a novel method to vanish a coin, titled "The Dissolving Half Dollar", | W. H. J Shaw described a novel method to vanish a coin, titled "The Dissolving Half Dollar", | ||
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| The same prop was also used in a different context. The foil shell was used openly and explicitly as part of a coin change, titled "The Fragile Coin", anonymously contributed to //The Wizards Annual//, 1913, np. | The same prop was also used in a different context. The foil shell was used openly and explicitly as part of a coin change, titled "The Fragile Coin", anonymously contributed to //The Wizards Annual//, 1913, np. | ||
| - | Around 1987, Robert Frederico used a fake half dollar made of head and tail foil impressions to fabricate a lightweight coin that could be levitated by invisible thread: [[https:// | + | Around 1987, Robert Frederico used a fake half dollar made of head and tail foil impressions to fabricate a lightweight coin that could be levitated by invisible thread: [[https:// |
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