Euromat - Werrys Bombengimmick Stone the son of a Canadian

the son of a Canadian civil servant

designed by Rian Lehman

one coin at a time

Roberto Giobbi has prepared a graduation party

The details put into the corners can be felt by hand

Euromat - Werrys Bombengimmick Stone the son of a CanadianWith your hands clearly shown as empty, you reach into the air and immediately throw six two euro coins onto the table, into the (unprepared) champagne cooler, or among the spectators. Without changing profiles without ever touching your clothes! Werry wrote in 1997 when he first offered this "bomb gimmick": "Forget the unsightly, suspicious profile change to 'unnoticed' pick up a load! Forget the clumsy reaching into your pocket! Forget that there