Copper/Silver (Toonie/Loonie) Coin by Roy Kueppers

Two coins are shown to the spectator. One Twoonie and One Loonie. Both coins are placed in the Magicians right hand. The hand is closed into a fist. The left thumb and forefinger reaches into the closed fist and removes the Twoonie, shows it to the spec and places it into the left shirt, pants, or jacket pocket. The spec assumes that the Loonie remains in the closed fist. The hand is opened and reveals that the Twoonie remains. The Twoonie that was placed in the pocket earlier is now removed and shown to be the Loonie.

The two coins have Mysteriously changed places. Both coins are again placed in the right hand and closed into a fist. The left fingers again remove the Twoonie, this time placing it on a table in clear view, or even handed to the spec. The right hand is now opened to reveal the vanish of the Loonie and the appearance of another Twoonie.

Both Twoonies are now placed in the right hand and closed into a fist. One of the Twoonies is removed from the closed hand, show to the spec, and placed into the left pocket. the right hand is now opened to find that the Loonie has returned in place of the second Twoonie. The loonie is held at the tips of the right fingers. The left hand retrieves the Loonie and places it in the left pocket with the Twoonie.

Attention is now drawn to the right hand. The Twoonie appears at the fingertips. The left fingers now take the Twoonie from the right hand and display it in full view at the fingertips. Once again, attention is drawn to the right hand to again witness the appearance of a coin at the fingertips. It's the Loonie. You are now holding two coins in full view at your fingertips. One Twoonie and One Loonie. Exactly as you began!