Repousse coins, which are also known as a pop-out coins, pushed-out coins, or 3D Coins, are made using real coins. They date back to the 16th century and have been made using different methods.

If you search the internet for them, you will see that many of the reasonably priced ones do not have great detail. To make one that looks great you would need to make both a male and a female die which would double the starting cost and is rarely done.

The coins being offered here were made using the double die system and the detail of the Liberty Bell is superb.

The coins have been in storage for more than 40 years and were made using real Kennedy Half Dollars from the 1970s with an image of a liberty bell being pushed out. They are extremely well made, and the detail is extraordinary.

Although you can use them for magic by doing coin manipulations with them, turning an examined coin into one, or even forcing a bell and pretending to push your finger into the coin creating a 3D shape of a bell, you can also carry the coin as a good luck charm or a cool oddity to show people.

By drilling a hole in them you can use them as key chains or necklaces and by attaching a pin to them you can wear them as lapel pins or broaches.

Manufactured by Sasco in the 1970s. You get one Pop-Out coin whose thickness with the Liberty Bell sticking out is around a quarter-on-an-inch. No instructions included. This is a warehouse find and is available in a very limited quantity.