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It doesn't end "clean", but with some ingenuity, it looks clean. Scott.

Sankey's is called SLICK SPLITS. He also has a four coin production that starts from spilting one coin into two, and then the two into four... on his DVD, Revolutionary coin magic. Really, "splitting" is just producing coins in a way so that they APPEAR to split. Why not try "breaking" a...

My idea is to do it over the phone by having someone use thier own cell phone and to call a friend. Kills em ........Great entertainment possiblities while they are calling as well, unless you can fill the time by talking to your audience.

For Canadian 50cent piece gaffs, you WILL be getting them custom. They just aren't made. You can get Canadian coin gaffs in other denominations from www.vanishingrabbit.com, because we get them from Roy Kueppers. Scott.

The Morgans are sweet. Peace dollars aren't as common, and are cheaper. Plus, it's hard to find gaffs for peace dollars- you could get them custom, but it'd be an added expense. Scott.

I think Daiki Harada, Ginjiro, and Kenji Yata would all be a little upset with you if they read that. You can't use their material without purchasing the DVD, and therefore buying the rights. If you appreciate the hold that much, and respect the art of magic, you'll find a way to save some...

Turns out Curtis Kam organized the whole thing last time. Think he'd do it again? Scott.

It's actually called JW grip (Jimmy Wilson)... "Fitch grip" and "Fitch palm" are mis-nomers, because the move was wrongly credited to Bob Fitch. Scott.

The "too perfect theory" is a giant pile of rubbish. ANYTHING I can do to make my magic look more perfect, I will do. Scott.

THIS has already been discussed. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=123 Scott.

Wouldn't it be great if there was another COINvention? Who here would go? Does anyone know who started the last one? Scott.

What coin manipulator do you guys like to watch? By that I mean, maybe you like their material, but who do you find the most entertaining? Kainoa Harbottle and Curtis Kam tie in my eyes; they don't sacrifice presentation when they perform their moves, like many do. Their magic is tough...

I'm more partial to "matrix" routines than the shadow coins varieties. I like using cards for cover... there's so much more you can do. I have a routine with only four coins and one card that I have to film for you guys... I'm hoping to confound a few of you with it. Watch the media...

This thread should tell you everything you need to know. Beans' post is almost identical to yours. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=406 Scott.

Digital Dissolve is actually based on a pretty old idea, and it uses a pretty old gimmick. I have no doubts that David Roth has played with an idea just like it in the past. Scott.

Joshua, I did notice that... I'm just worried that they left it out of the preview video, and are teaching it as a "bonus" or something. I know, I know... you're right, it's not a crisis. But a significant chunk (at least 15-20%) of my working repertoire is from that book. The last thing...

I'm kind of pissed off that the 1 on 1 section is teaching all of these GEMS from Totally Out of Control / Out of Control. They were hidden away and secret! Only those of us who bought that old book, (meaning those of us not afraid to READ); those of us who practiced the material from reading...

I want a DEAD KENNEDY coin. So far as I know, it has never been made, but I want it. It would be a Kennedy coin that is identical to a '64 Kennedy, except the portrait would be a SKULL instead of John's face. If anyone knows where to get coins MADE for CHEAP, let me know. Scott.

A few things. The false transfer you describe is not new, but good on you for coming up with it yourself! One thing you're doing that I would say isn't the best is having the coins bend in your own hand. Put the bent coins in the spectator's fist! If you're worried they'll feel the...

Should just be "2B gone", and "whither" vanish (with an "h"). Slide was by Shoot Ogawa. Scott.