The magic circles of Stonehenge provide the setting for your story. Legend has it that many, many years ago, the best magicians and druids met at this mysterious place to pursue their secret craft. This magical spot was framed by several rings made of stones weighing several tons. For you as a modern magician this is certainly a problem, as you cannot build circles of heavy stones around your demonstration table. So improvise a little by simply drawing a circle on a piece of paper in which a magical miracle is about to take place. However, this circle drawn freehand is more like a magic egg, so you might want to help a little. Place a Chinese coin with a hole in the middle (was a Chinese wizard in Stonehenge?) on the paper and trace the outline of the coin with the pencil. The result is an exact, round and magical circle, which now helps you to perform your miracle. You just tap with the drawing pencil on the perforated coin, which will turn into a real coin in a flash. Of course, the transformation into a coin of any currency is possible, as long as it is not larger than 29 mm in diameter.

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