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Bullet Coin Through Bottle

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Matthew Mello and Nick V. created Bullet. A plastic bottle is shown unmistakeably empty, then a borrowed coin is SIGNED (if desired).
The coin is slapped against the bottom of the bottle and flys into the bottle like a... bullet.

It is possible to borrow the bottle, the coin, and perform a signed version of Bullet. All of this is taught in detail by acclaimed master Justin Miller.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

I've been doing close-up for years and the moment where the borrowed coin gets slapped against the bottom and ends up inside still gets gasps. The signed coin option makes it feel completely impossible to my spectators. Downloads instantly and the method is way simpler than it looks.

George ★★★★★

The moment that coin slaps the bottom and vanishes is absurdly clean, even with the bottle held up to the light first. I’ve run it a dozen times since downloading and the sign-anytime option makes it feel far more impossible than I expected.

Ellie ★★★★☆

The signed-coin detail is a nice touch—it really sells the impossibility when the spectator recognizes their own mark inside. I ran through the routine a few times and the slap motion at the bottom feels natural once you get the timing down, though the bottle setup takes a bit more practice than the