Getting a "broken-in-half fake coin" at a night market and getting envied by netizens instead?

Everyone has had the experience of getting counterfeit money before, right? At that moment, you just curse yourself for not looking more carefully. But if you get one of these "broken in half" ten-dollar coins, you've actually struck gold, because the value of a "magician's coin" can be dozens of times more than ten dollars.

Recently, a netizen posted on "BaoFei Commune": "I got a strange ten-dollar coin at the night market. The middle part can be folded, and when you look closely it seems to be made of double-layered welded material, allowing the coin to break in half and then snap back." According to the netizen, this isn’t an ordinary coin but a “magician’s prop”! A prop found in every magician’s home — magicians borrow a coin from the audience, pretend to bite it in half, and then blow on it to make it whole again. This is the secret behind the specially made "bite coin."

In response, netizens commented: "That one costs 500 dollars ya," "This one's pricier, you got a good deal," "Then some magician is crying secretly...", "The legendary bite coin k8, definitely covered in spit!"