Small glass bottles with cork stoppers are very common in daily life. We’ve seen plenty of magic effects built around it before, like the classic coin-to-bottle. But three crucial points have never been truly accomplished: 1. The spectator can sign the coin. 2. The magician can remotely cause that signed coin to drop into the vial at any chosen moment. 3. Everything can be checked in the end. Accomplishing any one of the above points would already be impressive, but we aimed higher by combining all three. Today, we present the ultimate coin-to-bottle concept: Coin Pitcher. This is the result of 52 revisions. We avoided the most obvious solution—using an electromagnet. Thanks to a well-designed structure, everything can be examined, and with advanced wireless charging, there are no openings at all in the cork. We’ve introduced an entirely new dual-button remote, which you can activate either by simply pressing or by tucking it under your arm. Chukaixin Tang provided a perfect method for setting up the signed coin, allowing you to prepare everything openly right in front of the audience. We designed a unique internal setup that, once you’ve arranged everything, consumes no power at all until you trigger it. After activation, the internal mechanism completes its work and automatically conceals itself, leaving the cork non-magnetic—just like a regular cork. You can use regular ferrous coins or magnetic coins. The entire unit is so compact that no one would guess it’s electronic.
