These new dollar-sized Chinese Palace coins are GORGEOUS.... just the thing to "dress up" your coin magic. I also offer them in BLACK. 

          The use of the "palace" coin originated in the Tang Dynasty. Later, during the Qing Dynasty, the development of palace coins reached its peak. At that time, palace coins were cast in an official furnace and mainly used to decorate the festival celebrations of the imperial palace. In the twelfth lunar month, the casting department would send a batch of palace coins into the imperial palace as pendants to reward nobility. The biggest difference between palace coin and folk coin is that the brass used for palace coin is more refined and the production is more exquisite.

          See just a few of the possibilities on the following demo video (demo shows black coins):

          From the appearance to the feel, no detailed has gone unexamined on these lovely coins. This Chinese Palace Coin Set is made of refined brass with special RED accenting. The diameter of the coin is 38mm, which is the same as the Morgan dollar coins, yet the color contrast is striking (great for transposition effects).

          Each set includes four regular coins and one perfectly fitted expanded shell, plus a link to a 20+ minute video tutorial by Jimmy Fan teaching three different excellent routines.  Jimmy always has great, innovative moves and routines with coins that look much more difficult than they really are. His teaching is easy to follow and enjoyable.

          (NOTE -- This set of Chinese Palace coins is also available in BLACK in HALF DOLLAR and DOLLAR size. See link below)

         Comes with 4 exquisite Chinese Palace coins, 1 expanded shell and video instruction.

$29.95

PLEASE NOTE - If you are not ordering for U.S. delivery, you MUST contact me BEFORE ordering to determine shipping options and rates.  The flat rate postage fee DOES NOT APPLY to orders shipped OUTSIDE the United States.  Simply send me a list of the items you wish to order and I'll get back to you with the shipping options and rates.  Once you decide how you'd like the order shipped, I can send a PayPal invoice directly to you (or we can work out other payment arrangements, if necessary).  Thank you!