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Well, I suppose we have David Blaine to "thank" for this debatable piece of "magic" (yeah, I know, I know...some people think it's the cat's pajamas). But it's not something you'd ever see Charlie Miller do...that's for certain!

The magician shows a U.S. Morgan Dollar, then he bites the coin, apparently removing a piece of it (see photo below). The coin is clearly shown to be missing a part. To finish the effect, the magician now blows on the partial coin and - instantly - the coin is "magically" whole again!

Completely self-contained and easy to do. Includes replacement elastic bands plus replacement instructions.

These fine replicas of U.S. Morgan Dollars are the HOT new thing for coin workers. Why risk losing valuable keepsake coins - an investment of literally hundreds of dollars - when you can use a perfect substitute? Your audiences will NEVER know!

These museum-quality replicas are made from brass and are individually "weathered", as real coins of this era would be. You can polish them or leave them as is. These are the BEST replicas available. There are several different grades out there...don't make the mistake of buying the clunky ones!

This is the Bite Coin... Just take a look at the fine workmanship of these coins... This is a photo of a Morgan replica "bite" coin in it's "whole" and "bitten" states:

Depending upon the dealer, these sell for as much as $24.95 each. I offer them for....

$9.95

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!

(Disclaimer - These novelty coin reproductions are for use by magicians only. They are NOT legal tender and attempts to use them as such is punishable by law.)