The performer displays three rings, two thin ones and one wider, all made of quality brass. The two smaller ones are used to sandwich a piece of tissue paper to the larger one, forming a drum; paper covering the top and bottom of the larger ring. This is shown all-round, then the performer pops the paper open and dumps out 4 or 5 real half-dollars! This is all done while the spectators watch or they can even form the drum-head themselves! Yet, when you tear away the paper, you produce the coins. In the original box, includes the instructions. Very good condition.
