This gimmick is not a far reach when it comes to technological developments in magic – but it gets the job done. That is more than can be said about a lot of the far more sophisticated props in the market today. You will need to supply your own matching deck as well as the 4 coins you plan to produce. EFFECT: From a pack of cards, you remove four cards set them on the table. The cards are moved aside and amazingly a coin has appeared beneath each card! Michael Close – Magic Magazine review on April 1998 This is a gaffed card which will allow you to load four quarters (or half-dollars) under four different playing cards. I remember seeing a similar gaff in a book of Don Englands many years ago, but at the moment I cannot check the reference. The card that Danny sells is well-made and should last for many performances. He includes a simple method for loading the coins, and also provides a simple Matrix routine. I can vouch for the effectiveness of this gaff. In the early part of February, a well-known close-up worker smoked a small group of very well-informed magicians using this gaff. I was one of the group, and I didnt have a clue as to how the coins were loaded. This performer used his own handling, but it was not radically different from what Danny offers in his instructions. If card and coin combinations are your thing, this is definitely worth a look. Recommended.