Hi! This is Tim, Tim’s Tricks in Motion is my magic stage name. The phase where I return the quarter back to the person I borrowed I from is done this way with the borrowed lollipop that you have and you actually prepared a lollipop before hand with another quarter by taping it to the lollipop on one side. Any tape will do, scotch tape or masking tape, I have some here, rip some off and make - have it stick to itself just like that. It looks a little large so I’ll rip that piece there to make it smaller so when you place it on the lollipop, one side, its directly on the center so the quarter that you already have goes right over the top of it and covers it and sticks to the one side of the lollipop. And after you vanish the borrowed quarter, like we previously done, you now want to produce this lollipop from your pocket, show to the people, maybe talk about what flavor, what color it is and then you want to actually show that side again as if you're showing two sides. But you're really showing the same side. That way you hid the quarter on the back.
So and that is done with something known as the paddle move in magic as I go to sow what looks like the other side, I really show the same side. With slow motion the way that’s done is I just really -- as I flip, if I would flip to the other side, it would look like that which we don’t want to do. As you're doing that, bringing your hand up, bringing the other side up, you twist one half turn and twist back showing that same side each time when you show the lollipop. Twist, twist back and then reproduce the coin in which looks like magic, I twist one half turn again under the cover of my other hand, and the coin reappears like so. To be handed to the person you borrowed the coin from. They have the lollipop and the coin to make an awesome trick and reappearance of their quarter. Of course you have the quarter that you borrowed in your pocket. So, you break even. And that’s the vanishing quarter and lollipop trick.
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