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Make poker chips teleport right before your audience's eyes with this mind-blowing coin magic trick that requires virtually no sleight of hand!
Three vibrant poker chips (red, white, and green) vanish from one hand and materialize in the other, one by one, in what might be the most visually stunning coins across effect ever created. Your spectators will be left speechless as these colorful casino chips seem to defy the laws of physics at your fingertips.What makes Traveling Chips absolutely perfect for magicians of all skill levels:
This isn't your typical coin magic routine. Created by master magician R. Paul Wilson and refined by Steven Delaere, Traveling Chips delivers professional-level impact without demanding years of practice. The specially designed gimmick does the heavy lifting while you focus on presenting an unforgettable experience.
Here's the incredible routine your audience will witness:
Your spectators examine three ordinary-looking poker chips. You stack them at your fingertips, and the magic begins. One by one, each chip vanishes from your left hand and instantly reappears in your right. But wait, there's more! In an impossible finale that fools even seasoned magicians, you place two chips between your fingers while pocketing the third. Impossibly, that pocketed chip materializes right between your fingers alongside the others.
Why professional magicians choose Traveling Chips:
Perfect for close-up magic, parlor performances, and street magic
Whether you're performing for friends, clients, or packed theaters, Traveling Chips adapts beautifully to any setting. The bright, casino-quality poker chips are easy for audiences to follow, making this ideal for both intimate close-up work and larger venue performances.
What's included in your Traveling Chips set:
Transform your coin magic repertoire with this contemporary classic that combines visual impact, audience appeal, and foolproof method. Order your Traveling Chips set today and start amazing audiences with poker chip magic that looks absolutely impossible.