Teleportation magic and its secrets: a roundup of tricks using coins, cards, and more
In magic, many mysterious phenomena occur, and among them, teleportation tricks are especially flashy, so they tend to get great reactions from audiences.
That’s why many people probably think, “I want to try a teleportation trick!”
In this article, we’ll introduce teleportation magic with coins, cards, and other objects, along with explanations of how the tricks work.
We’ve included tutorial videos by magicians uploaded to YouTube, so be sure to practice repeatedly and show them off to your family and friends.
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Teleportation magic and its secrets revealed: A roundup of tricks using coins, cards, and more (11–20)
Teleportation performed by secretly tossing a coin
I’ll introduce a coin teleportation trick, also known for being frequently performed by Mr.
Maric.
First, prepare a coin of a suitable size.
Any type is fine, but something at least as large as a 10-yen coin works best.
Place the coin on your right hand, then lay that hand face down on the table.
At this moment, toss the coin into your left hand.
This makes it appear as though the coin has instantly teleported from your right hand to your left.
It’s a simple yet deep technique, so keep practicing it repeatedly.
Teleportation of tissues
I’ll introduce a teleportation magic trick using tissues that everyone has at home.
First, take two tissues and roll each one into a ball.
Next, place them on the table side by side and alternately tap them with your left and right hands.
Then, at a certain moment, close your hands around the tissues.
Although it looks like each hand is holding a tissue, in reality both tissues are gathered into one hand.
Practice so you can pass the tissue smoothly between your hands.
Teleportation of a rubber band
Be sure to check out the rubber band teleportation trick, too.
First, loop a rubber band around your index and middle fingers.
Next, pull the band with the opposite hand and press its side down with your thumb.
Then wrap the band around your fingers and hold it in place with your little finger.
Now you’re set.
When you release your thumb, the rubber band jumps to your little finger.
Release your little finger, and the band jumps to your index finger.
Once you learn how to wrap it, you can perform this trick anywhere.
The movement looks like CGI, so people will be amazed.
Teleportation using cards from a different deck
This is a magic trick where the back of a card—chosen from the deck and signed—appears to change to a different color in an instant.
It uses two differently colored decks, and through shuffling and display techniques, the magician makes the spectator believe they freely chose a card while actually guiding them to the desired selection.
The signed card is originally a different color from the deck, and the way it’s shown to conceal that fact is a crucial point.
The instantaneous color change and the card’s apparent movement to a known location create a sense of wonder for the audience.
Teleporting a coin from the left hand to the right hand using the Goshman Pinch
This is a magic trick where a coin that was supposedly held in both hands is transferred to one hand on a cue.
The key technique here is the “Kochman Pinch,” which involves pinching the coin on the outside of the hand; using this, you conceal the coin while making it appear that the coin gripped in the other hand has moved.
Paying attention to the fine details—such as the finger movements that transfer the coin, and the exact positions used to move the coin from hand to hand—is crucial.
If the backs and palms of the hands are exposed, it becomes obvious that something is being concealed, so the angles, specifically which parts of the hands you show, are also important.
A magic trick where the coin in your hand disappears
Making a coin disappear in your hand is a classic magic trick! It’s simple, yet truly astonishing.
Here are three ways to perform a vanishing coin trick.
To make the coin appear to vanish, you can hide it in your hand, flick it into your sleeve, or drop it onto your lap.
These tricks require technique and practice, but if you keep at it, you’ll succeed—so stick with it patiently.
It’s best to practice in front of a mirror or by recording yourself to make sure the coin isn’t visible to your audience.
Teleportation tricks and their secrets revealed: A roundup of magic with coins, cards, and more (21–30)
Communication Magic Through Business Card Exchange
When you receive a business card, say, “Looks like we have a connection!” and perform a trick where you produce a five-yen coin from the card.
Hold the prepared five-yen coin concealed behind the card, and as you give the card a light shake, make the coin appear.
Move the card naturally and show both sides to emphasize that there’s no trick involved.
Since you’ll be holding the coin along the back side, cover it with your fingers and shift it toward the edge when showing the back to keep it hidden.
It’s a magic trick you can use in many situations as long as you have a card and a coin.