Half dollar magician coins

[brewboss]

Does anyone have any Of these (preferably silver) that they'd be interested in trading for silver? I picked one up and I love it. I'd like to have more. I'd be interested in dollars as well if you have one. Thanks.

 

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[ArkieBassMan]

I have 2 or 3 half dollar magician coins that aren't silver. I can't figure out how to get the dang things open. I've dropped and bounced them off everything in the house to no avail. Even took one and "baseballed" it into some concrete steps a couple if times. Still didn't open.

I saved them, but have no particular attachment to them. I'd definitely be willing to swap them out.

 

[maine_Jim]

To open - get a pint style beer glass. Place coin in glass and shake it fairly quickly with your hand over the top. May take a few minutes but should open. Worked every time for me. I did break one glass so make sure the glass is thick. How much silver are you offering for a magician coin?

Maine_Jim

 

[ArkieBassMan]

To open - get a pint style beer glass. Place coin in glass and shake it fairly quickly with your hand over the top. May take a few minutes but should open. Worked every time for me. I did break one glass so make sure the glass is thick. How much silver are you offering for a magician coin?

Maine_Jim

I'll give it a try, but that sure sounds like the punch line to a "How do you keep a dumb Arkie busy?" joke.

 

[Diver_Down]

To open - get a pint style beer glass. Place coin in glass and shake it fairly quickly with your hand over the top. May take a few minutes but should open. Worked every time for me. I did break one glass so make sure the glass is thick. How much silver are you offering for a magician coin?

Maine_Jim

Like Jim said, make sure the glass is thick. Err on the side of caution. Thick mason jars aren't thick enough for some that need more "persuasion". I've never found a silver magician's coin.

 

[rileyboy]

If you go to a magic shop, they have a device especially made to open the coin up. But as said by previous replyers, just shake it in a beer mug. Maybe a little oil will help on the tough ones.
rileyboy

 

[gordon and tanner]

Magician coins can be opened with a bang ring. They are about $3 at a magic shop.

Gordon and Tanner

 

[BuffaloBoy]

I heard if you freeze them to get them brittle, then drop onto a hard surface like a concrete sidewalk