26 cents
I have 2 coins in my hand totaling 26 cents. One of them is not a penny. What are they?
Answer: A penny and a quarter. One of them is not a penny–but the other one is!
I have 2 coins in my hand totaling 26 cents. One of them is not a penny. What are they?
Answer: A penny and a quarter. One of them is not a penny–but the other one is!
Set the deck of cards on the table. The spectator can cut the deck anyplace he’d like. Without touching the cards, you’ll be able to tell what card he cut to! Is this possible, or is it a bunch of huey?
Challenge: Can you write “100” without the pen leaving the paper? No marks should be visible connecting the numbers. And the pen must make a mark whenever it moves across the paper. Impossible? Or can it be done?
6 toothpicks form this equilateral triangle. Can you add 3 more to make 5 equilateral triangles?
Do you know the stunt where you whisk the tablecloth out from under the dishes? This is its smaller cousin. Can you yank a sheet of paper out from under a stack of quarters, without disturbing the coins? [youtube width=”319″ height=”258″]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbhmAZ0w1rw[/youtube]
“When you drop a playing card on the table”, you demonstrate to a spectator, “it lands on 1 side or the other. Can you drop it, from a height of at least 1 foot, so it lands on its edge?”
A mystifying trick with a great story! Want to learn to do this one? If you enjoy story magic, check out our summer camps St. Louis! Particularly our magic mystery camp–a combination of magic and theater, where campers write and put on their own magical mystery show.
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