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Very clean. Looks like real magic. Thanks!

If you guys have any questions, I'm ready to help you the best I can!

I never saw the performer shake the can before the penetration or provide any other provers that there wasn't already a coin inside. Is that a limitation imposed by the method or simply an oversight when shooting the video?

Can it be a signed coin?

He teaches a signed version

What is the difference to WAYNE HOUCHIN: Sinful? It seems to be very equal.

I'm a big fan of Sinful, but this looks different to me. In Sinful the can is closed, and here it's open. Also, there at least appears to be a bit more "process" in Sinful. Sinful is great, but I'm curious about this one because I was thinking it might be interesting if it could be used together *with* Sinful in some form or another.

This is a GREAT effect and a bestseller at MoM for years.

There's an extra video on this page, where Johannes sits down and discusses the key points of the effect, shows you some performances from different angles, and some important elements that make this so strong.

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It feels like Breakthrough was only released a few months ago but I guess it's been a couple/few years. Makes me feel old.

Sinful and Breakthrough are two distinctly different methods to achieve a similar effect - coin in can. Each have their pros and cons. I think, at least since the last time I tried to work the methods, that Sinful is difficult to do these days due to changes in can manufacturing. This is something Wayne actually does talk about in the instructions for Sinful, but I think it's become more common since then.

Very detailed explanation video. Well done. Not sure what the cons are to this? Is it relatively simple to learn, or a bit knacky?

Looks awesome and very clean.

I really can't go into details without exposing methods.

What cans work well with quarters? They’re all seeming to difficult.