Translocations DOLLAR-SIZED by David Regal

David Regal's "Translocations" is his twist on John Kennedy's "Translocation," and he's been doing it long enough to know which end of the coin is up.

These gimmicks were snapped up quickly when they first hit the shelves, but then the supplier packed it in. A new one eventually stepped in, and the coins made a comeback. Like a band reunion, but with less drama and more coins.

The original sets used half-dollar size coins, which worked fine, but David wanted to go big. Really big. So, he made DOLLAR-SIZED coins because sometimes you just want to make sure everyone sees the magic, even the guy at the back who's only half paying attention.

Dollar-sized English pennies weren't just lying around, so David decided to mint his own. He also created DOLLAR-SIZED Chinese coins and Morgan silver dollar replicas.

This set's pretty hard to miss, even if you're in the cheap seats.

What's in the 5-coin set:

And a black coin pouch, because chasing these around your bag is a hassle nobody needs.

The video instructions cover two routines: the original table one for close-up work and a bigger Magic Castle routine for when you really want to fill the room.

And if you're into Tommy Wonder's "Socked Coins," David shows how to slot the Translocations post coin into that routine too. It's like adding a surprise ingredient to a familiar recipe.

That's DOLLAR-SIZED Translocations in a nutshell, for those who like their magic with a bit of presence.