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Michael Rubinstein V.I.P. 4839 Posts
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Well, yes it is indeed a gray area. The coin IS altered, but the trick involves a switch using sleight of hand. If the coin was copper and the trick done the same way, you wouldn't be asking if it was a gaff. However, if the coin had a secret hinge like a folding coin , and you could show a bend that way, that would be using a gaff. I think we would all be in agreement on this. So the question on whether a pre-bent coin used in a switch is a gaff is indeed a gray area.
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On May 22, 2014, Harris wrote: Harris, wouldn't the spec feel the bent coin ? |
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