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You must have searched a long time to find such a crappy performance video to back up your backwards idea that the specatators MUST ask where objects go when they're vanished. Scott.

A few points: 1. With the muscle pass, the whole illusion is created because the minimum of movement creates an unexpected amount of propulsion. So the less hand movement, the better. 2. Also, you do not have to bring vanished objects back. That's just dumb. How stupid would you look...

I agree with the intentions of your thread. But anyone who doesn't possess your morals, and who reads the above, is now enlightened about how easy it really is to find exposed effects. And then they run a search. The best way to combat exposure is to either fight it directly where you...

That doesn't sound like a routine, that sounds like a half hour show! Scott.

Just being the first to make a factual statement here. :) But don't worry, I'm gone... Scott.

Nothing like a thread full of ignorance, pig-headedness, and hypocrisy to wake you up in the morning! Scott.

Haha, thanks guys. Glad you like it. :) And yes, I AM a coin guy. :P Scott.

...that I could come up with. :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtRCq77-P7M Comments and critiques are welcomed and encouraged! Scott.

Please don't point to the coins like that. We can see them, and we can count. That's a habit I wish more coin magicians would break. You have to give your audience some credit :) I like it; keep practicing to get it silky smooth. Scott.

Well done! I love that routine. My only critique is in the appearance of the first coin. It looks like you grab 3 things out of the air, and yet only one coin appears. Why don't you incorporate a bit of mime, and look at what you're pulling from the air the first two times. Look at it...

So you want everyone to look like Lennart Green? I would rather look better than Laypeople, or at least unique, when it comes to how I handle cards. Scott.

This could quickly become a worker for many a restaurant magician, though. I like how simple it is... AND WHAT ARE YOU GUYS TALKING ABOUT? All MOVES in magic should be done with ample misdirection, no matter how burnable you think they are. Are you a juggler or a magician? Are you out...

This is hilarious.

Steve, Lennart has his material out on a 6 DVD set. The top shot is on volume 1. A simple google search could tell you this. Of course, you'd have to spell "Lennart" correctly first. Scott.

You could do that. If you put a spongeball or a small silk in your pocket, you can put coins on either side as you go to the pocket.

Soft coins won't help this problem. That's just dumb. They're only quiet when their faces are slid together, in a controlled manner. This depends entirely on the pocket. So, here's the creepy question: What are you wearing? Are you going to a pants pocket, or a jacket pocket? (when...

While it could work... I don't recommend this approach. :) The whole point of it being an "expanded" shell is that it'll fit over any matching coin... not just shaved down ones. Scott.

I spend more time on the E forums than here (I frequent the coin magic forum here, because E doesn't have a specific one). There's less stupid threads like THIS on the E forums, as well. Scott.

It's super-awesome. CAANDY is an impressive trick, as well. Both are available from VanishingInc. Scott.

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