David Regal's "Translocations" vanished quicker than a magician's rabbit, selling out twice 15 years ago. But fear not, it’s finally back in limited numbers (like a rare Pokémon).
Inspired by the genius of John Kennedy's "Translocations," this effect sees coins from three different countries pop up in all sorts of places, leaving your audience scratching their heads (and possibly questioning their life choices).
You’ll get two full routines: the original Translocations routine, plus the newer Magic Castle routine that’s designed to pack a bigger punch and includes some delightful surprises (because who doesn’t love a plot twist?).
So, what do you actually get when you grab Translocations?
A custom five-coin set that’s as lovely as a sunny day in the park, featuring:
A unique Chinese coin that you won’t find anywhere else. I wasn't happy with the other offerings (let’s be honest, they looked like they’d been through a war), so I minted a new one.
The elusive “post coin” that lets a Chinese coin (complete with a genuine hole) appear or vanish quicker than your motivation on a Monday.
A matching Sun/Moon coin crafted specifically for this set (because symmetry is key, folks).
A perfectly matching English penny (because we’re all about that local charm).
A shiny, uncirculated Kennedy half dollar (because who doesn’t love a bit of bling?).
David’s got you covered with a video tutorial that explains the coins and the two routines in detail (he doesn’t leave you hanging, unlike that one friend who always bails on plans).
Bonus: Fancy using the post coin for Tommy Wonder's "Socked Coins"? David gives you the lowdown on how to do it (he won’t spill the beans on the Wonder routine itself, but you can catch that on the Tommy Wonder "Visions of Wonder" videos).
Note: The retail price of this run is a smidge lower than the original price of the set (because we’re not made of money, right?).
