Sucker Punch was originally pitched as an alternative to buying very expensive gaffed coins sets. This set of gaffed and regular poker chips looks fake but can be used to create some incredible looking magic. With some creative arts and crafts skills, you could probably disguise the chips to look like the ones used by your local casino. Especially the magnetic split coins, which are the best in the set.

What you get: four red chips, four blue chips, two magnetic split coins (a red/red and a blue/blue which are interchangeable), and two expanded shells with the Tom Gagnon insert that makes it possible to show both sides. You also get access to two instructional videos and a sticker template pdf.

Routines and techniques taught on the instructional videos include: 3 Fly, Sun And Moon, Circular Change, In The Hands Change, Trinity, Through, and much more. The video features Mark Southworth introducing Eric Jones who performs and teaches all the magic. The video alone is worth more than the entire package.