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Item Details Related Items 
21952
One Expanded Kennedy Half Dollar shell and 4 real halves.
21947
One Expanded Eisenhower Dollar shell and 4 real ones ("Ikes").
21460 (O2-2-1)
A 3” diameter zinc metal replica of a
Washington Quarter.
Other choices are Lincoln Penny,
Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime,
Kennedy
Half Dollar, Eisenhower Dollar, and
Sacagawea Dollar.
20978
A precision machined and cut coin that actually folds with a Single
Fold Mechanism. Can be used for Coin in a Bottle trick or as a Bite
Out Coin. Complete with Instructions and spare bands.
18342 (O2-1-2)
Double sided quarter (tails). Pack of 6 coins.
18228 (O2-1-1)
Real quarters with a head on each side. Pack of 6 coins.
Recommended Items 
22214
This double fold quarter can slip inside a bottle or can.
22186 (R1-1-5)
The blade on this guillotine will cut through paper, but not your
volunteer's finger! A scary trick that causes lots of laughs.
22157 (M3-10-2)
The performer borrows a coin, which can be marked. It is covered by
a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold.
22149 (M3-5-2)
A pack of 12 clocks - you can control what time is shown.
22144
A U.S. Half dollar and an English Penny are placed in the palm of a
spectator. The spec is asked to close his or her hand. When they
open their hand, they find a U.S. Half Dollar and a U.S. Quarter!
22142
Magician places a Kennedy half dollar and a Mexican centavo into
spectator's hand. Spectator hand and magician makes a pass over it.
When he opens his hand, spectator now holds only half dollar and a
quarter. The centavo has vanished!
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