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 Indian and Wheat Penny Roll 1909 VDB WC 1905 FL D IH Ends 7094 Great Coins  US $40.99
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 1945 WALKING LIBERTY 90 SILVER HALF DOLLAR BARTER 2012 $ CRASH INS COINGOLD US $20.00
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 1999 Painted Silver Eagle Dollar US $26.00
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 ★ 1882 P Morgan Silver Dollar GEM BU RARE Uncirculated Coin ★ US $1,275.00
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 11 Indian Head cents pennys Full Libertys 1880 1908 nice coins US $14.05
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL W D S Mint Mercury Dime ends v11 US $15.50
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 Indian and Wheat Penny Roll 1913 S WC REV IH Ends 7095 US $39.99
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 1913 D T2 buffalo nickel KEY FULL HORN US $9.95
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 1921P 1921 P US MORGAN SILVER ONE $1 DOLLAR S$1 USA COIN DOLLARS MORGANS US $36.02
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 2 1986 S Liberty Coins Silver Proof Dollar Half Dollar in Box COA 100 years US $29.99
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 1923 Buffalo Nickel FULL HORNGREAT COLOR FREE SHIPPING b458 US $9.95
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 2 2012 American Silver Eagle Dollar Coin 1 Troy Ounce Of 999 Fine Silver GEM US $82.49
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 SWITZERLAND 10 Francs Banknote 2000 CHOICE UNCIRCULATED TOP CONDITION US $24.95
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 PCGS MS69 1986 D Satue of Liberty Commemorative Half Dollar US $7.01
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 1887 O Morgan Silver Dollar GEM BU RARE KEY Coin US $1,465.00
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 Statue of Liberty $25 1998 W Modern Bullion Coin PCGS PR 69 Platinum US $485.00
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 1986 S STATUE OF LIBERTY COMMEORATIVE HALF PR69DCAM PCGS PROOF 69 DEEP CAMEO US $8.99
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 2012 American Silver Eagle Roll Of 20 Coins 999 Fine Silver 20 Troy Ounces GEM US $781.00
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 Very Rare 1908 S Indian Head Pennys 3 US $399.00
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 LARGE COLLECTION 59 COINS IN BOOK 1829 HALF CENT TO 1996 S A EAGLE NO RESERVE US $900.80
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL W D S Mint Mercury Dime ends v15 US $14.50
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 INDIAN HEAD AND WHEAT PENNY ROLL 1916D LIBERTY DIME 1906 IH ON ROLL ENDS US $45.00
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 2012 American SILVER Eagle ROLL of 20 GEM BU 1 oz coins 20 total oz IN STOCK US $798.00
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 1855 Large Cent slanting 5s Full Liberty knob on ear US $50.00
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 Lot Of 35 Indian Head Cents NICE GENERAL CIRCULATED INDIANS US $32.00
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 1846 Large Cent Almost a Full Liberty nice coin US $7.59
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 2011 American Silver Eagle BU Uncirculated Perfect Mint Condition US $80.00
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 HUGE ESTATE COIN COLLECTION LOT GOLD PROOFS SILVER BAR BU ROLL STOCKS WWII US $102.50
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 1852 Large Cent Almost a Full Liberty nice coin US $7.59
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL 10 15 Indian Heads EVERY roll Good Coins LK US $17.00
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 1828 Large Cent Liberty Head Large Narrow Date US $31.50
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 Walking Liberty Half 1921 Key Silver Coin 111 US $125.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1919 S Silver Coin 20 US $45.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1919 D Silver Coin 25 US $65.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1919 S Silver Coin 10 US $22.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1933 S Silver Coin 11 US $45.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1916 S Silver Coin 11 US $85.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1916 D Key Date Coin 10 US $35.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1916 Key Date Coin 10 US $35.00
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 Walking Liberty Half 1921 Key Silver Coin 10 US $125.00
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 United States 1 OUNCE Silver Dollar 2000 Bullion EAGLE COIN MINT IN PACKAGE US $36.70
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 Walking Liberty Half 1938 D Key Coin 11 US $45.00
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 1823 3 over 2 Large Cent Liberty head US $190.50
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 United States 1 OUNCE Silver Dollar 1999 Bullion EAGLE COIN MINT IN PACKAGE US $36.70
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 COIN COLLECTION SILVER MERCURY DIME INDIAN HEAD BUFFALO NICKEL PROOF 7 PIECE LOT US $19.99
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 1906 INDIAN HEAD VFINE DETAILS LIBERTY DIAMONDS FULL RIM NICE COIN 9530 US $1.78
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 1983 SILVER COIN AMERICAN PACIFIC MINT 999 ONE TROY OUNCE TRADE UNIT LIBERTY NR US $29.01
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL W D S Mint Mercury Dime ends v1 US $14.50
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 1837 Seated Liberty Half Dime GEM BU RARE MS Coin US $2,175.00
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 1853 O Liberty Gold Dollar G$1 GEM BU RARE MS Coin US $2,485.00
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 1885o MS Morgan 90 Silver Dollar US $30.99
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 $5 AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD COIN ROMAN NUMERALS DATE RUNEXTREMELY RARE US $190.00
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 1886p MS Morgan 90 Silver Dollar VAM3A US $30.99
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 ★ 1897 O Morgan Silver Dollar CHOICE BU RARE Coin ★ US $1,285.00
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 1886p MS Morgan 90 Silver Dollar VAM 1E US $30.99
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL W D S Mint Mercury Dime ends v5 US $8.50
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 1906 INDIAN HEAD VFINE DETAILS LIBERTY DIAMONDS FULL RIM NICE COIN 9510 US $2.04
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 1891 CC Liberty Gold Eagle $10 GEM BU RARE MS Coin US $7,575.00
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 1905 Liberty Gold Half Eagle $5 GEM BU RARE MS Coin US $3,295.00
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 Half Dollar 1986 Statue of Liberty Centennial US $1.99
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 WOW UNCUSMINT 1983 D D D FULL DOUBLE DIEFULL LUSTERGREATEYEAPPEALPICS US $16.49
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 $GRANDPAS ESTATE SALE ★ GOLD PLATINUM GEMS COINS SILVER BARS SILVER CERT RUBIES US $149.95
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 1982 D UNC FULL COIN DBLDIEONE CENTIN GOD WE TRUSTCKPICSSOLIDCOPPER US $7.50
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 1981 D UNCIRC FULL COIN DBLDIEONE CENTIN GOD WE TRUSTE PLURCKPIC US $1.25
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 1976 D UNC FULLCOIN DBL DIEONE CENTIN GOD WE TRUSTE PLURIBUS UNUMCKPIC US $22.72
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 1897 O Morgan Silver Dollar CHOICE BU Rare Key Coin US $1,685.00
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 2009 New Lincoln Cent Designed Coins US $19.95
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 1902 INDIAN HEAD CENT FULL LIBERTYNICE COINM US $4.99
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 1906 INDIAN HEAD CENT FULL LIBERTYNICE COINM US $4.99
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 Five 5 $50 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins With COA US $9,095.00
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 1928 S 25C MS66 FH NGC Certified Standing Liberty RARE US $1,499.00
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 2009 S PROOF KENNEDY DCAM HALF DOLLAR PRFECT US COIN US $4.27
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 ★ 1954 S Franklin Half Dollar GEM BU MS RARE Coin ★ US $575.00
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 100 Kennedy Half Dollars 5 Full Rolls 1776 1976 Bicentennials Circulated US $64.99
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 stunning FINE PLUS 1839 Half dime US $45.00
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 1908 S Indian Head Penny US $524.99
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 $GRANDPAS ESTATE SALE ★ GOLD PLATINUM COINS SILVER BARS INDIAN HEAD CENTS RUBIES US $149.95
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 2006 S PROOF KENNEDY DCAM HALF DOLLAR PRFECT US COIN US $4.19
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 1926 S Silver Standing Liberty Quarter G US $8.00
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 1901 INDIAN HEAD CENTFULL LIBERTYNICE COINN US $3.99
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 1903 INDIAN HEAD CENTFULL LIBERTYNICE COINN US $3.99
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 1905 INDIAN HEAD CENTFULL LIBERTYNICE COINN US $3.99
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 1907 INDIAN HEAD CENTFULL LIBERTYNICE COINN US $2.99
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Elements of Magic Tricks Revealed by Corie Cornwell
A magic trick is made up of more than one component. First is the element of the expectations of the audience. If they are told they will see magic, it will help them to believe that anything out of the ordinary is magic, or at least an illusion. Expectations may not be that they will see something magic; it may simply be that they expect to be entertained. Particularly in the high budget stage shows, the entertainer has a reputation which will lead to certain expectations by the audience.
If you hear on previews that the Statue of Liberty will be made to disappear, you have some expectation that at least the Statue of Liberty will seem to disappear, simply because David Copperfield has a reputation for making things disappear in full view of live audiences plus millions on television. So, you begin watching the show believing you will see a disappearance.
Next, the magician performs several preliminary feats successfully. These will be at a level above card tricks, but may rely as much on how the trick is presented as the actual trick. The secret may be in a new twist on a familiar trick, or it may be music, lighting stage sets, or even dance routines. The point is that the magician must make the material appear fresh and new in some way.
By successfully completing the lead-in tricks, the magician is building toward the climax presentation. Undoubtedly the "studio audience" in a major magic stage show such as the Statue of Liberty disappearance did not see the same things as did the television audience. We know that the Statue of Liberty did NOT disappear one day from the New York Harbor and reappear a few minutes later. However, the television audience wasn't disappointed because the illusion was there and has led to many heated discussions on blogs and in bars not about what happened, but about HOW he made it disappear.
Even though we know intellectually that something could not have occurred, we don't argue that it actually occurred, we argue about how it occurred.
So, the point is that we don't really want a magic trick revealed; we'd rather have our illusions.
On the other hand, the illusion represents a bit of a puzzle which is a challenge to the brain. It's fun to try to determine how a trick might have been constructed. This also represents a challenge to a magician who is tasked with either finding new ways to do old tricks, or developing truly new routines. Many of the magic shop kits and items seem like cheating in a way. Coins with trap doors, invisible breaks in seemingly solid rings or hoops seem as if it's no longer illusion. If you learn on the internet you can purchase a coin which has a trap door so that a cigarette can be passed "through" the coin; you will forever after be suspicious of any similar tricks.
It would seem that this is a lazy magician's tool. Once you've learned how the classic levitation sequence is done, you will be spoiled for the illusion, and will be looking for the props. If the routine is done using a unique approach, you may still be able to enjoy, even knowing how it's done, because you recognize the performance as entertainment rather than magic.
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