Hedex by Matthew Wright

Give your audience a visual close-up coin routine with a surprising twist: the faces of two coins appear to change places while a spectator holds one in their hand. In Hedex, Matthew Wright’s take on the Copper/Silver Transposition plot, an Old English penny and a Kennedy silver dollar tell a playful story that builds to an unexpected reveal.

The spectator examines the penny, then holds it tightly as you show the Kennedy dollar. After a wave, the dollar’s JFK portrait changes to Queen Elizabeth II, while the spectator discovers JFK’s face on the penny in their hand. The coins can be examined after the climax.

• Complete routine: Includes Matthew Wright’s developed routine from his working repertoire.
• Made for close-up: The visual transposition happens right in front of your audience, with one coin held by a spectator.
• Simple to perform: The routine is designed to be easy to follow and includes comedy, intrigue, and a clear storyline.
• Ready for repeat performances: Hedex resets instantly and takes very little pocket space.
• Four coins included: Receive a regular 1963 Copper Old English Penny, a 2013 50-year memorial Kennedy Silver Dollar, and matching gaffed versions of both coins.

The dated coins give the routine a memorable story to share as you perform. Add Hedex to your close-up set for a hands-on transposition that ends with both coins available for examination.