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This is an idea I had to produce four coins from one hand, kind of inspired by Reed McClintock's Seven the Hard Way (Knucklebusters). I liked the style of it, but just wanted to do four instead of seven. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-XssoH1Jf0 This is a coins across I've been...

You HEARD "he's one of the best coin magicians around?" HEARD? He IS the best. <-- Period. Scott.

Who are the lesser-known coin guys that live near you, that might inspire you or help you out? What makes them great? Let's shed some light on the great coin magicians out there who choose not to be in the spotlight. Scott.

Homer works with Kenner, so... that might be the case. Scott.

There's a thread on this. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=1157 Scott.

I'm part of Ring 66 in Calgary (The Les Brockelsby ring). We just had our annual "Evening of Magic Show", which is a full-scale theatre production that our club puts on, giving everyone a chance to perform in front of a full theatre of people. It went great. I'm actually giving a...

The flashiest, show-offiest coin magic I can think of comes from Shoot Ogawa, Chris Korn, and Apollo Robbins. Scott.

If you're looking for a "3 coins across" that uses NOTHING other than 3 coins, check out Trapeze Trio from Cultural Exchange. It's not a "3fly", but it's a great bit with only 3 coins. Scott.

I've read a very simple method to perform this, but forget where... I think it might have been a Hugard book. Let me see if I can find it. Scott.