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thanks pj, you make some good points, i have not yet read designing miracles, thoguth i would like to. i have a particular intrest in the books of wonder, tommy was great at this, hes one of the few to have as a performer figure out how HE can do it. i think as far as sources go, not one...

and some random thoughts =D the past few days iv been thinking about a few things starting with a post here. someone had mentioned that more or less people only apperiate the dexterity involved in close up magic because people don;t beleive in real magic. this kind of bothered me that...

yes, as perviously discussed, routines utilizing object to impossiable location plot... identifing marks become more important

don;t make the mistake that many here have made and jump right in the inntermittate material, you will mis out on alot of things that will make you better over all. find somthing that is about coin magic in general and not some individual trick. fotr example coinone is great yes, but will it...

i think you guys might be taking him to far if hes just starting id recomend david roths expert coin magic made easy series of videos to start out with. they cover the basics and its easy to start off with then bobos. if your like me and perfer books richards kaufmans CoinMagic is a good...

koin fitch palm is mis-named its jw grip. now that i got that out.... your running to much, rear thump palm, lattas nowhere palm, a tenki pinch, or what i do is just sleeve the coin.... no misdirection needed, try the catapault vanish from brian platts video. a subtile show of the hands...

if i can perform rubberband magic after coin magic you can do cards and coins =D

my vote for best post here so far lol

rating is basiclly along the lines with my experience with his material. good ideas with not much real practicality. some just plain bad. hes got the chops but always seems to fall a buck short

it mean hi im josh? in a forum like this i like my real name as i donlt want to hide who i am. i feel people that have screen name feel they can be less then honest without ramification. not that is true in all cases mide you -)

remember there is no reason that it has to be randomly =)

angel you work it into your routine. for example to a cards across or somthing liek daleys last trick. now patter about how people think your merely a card shark but thats not true, you don;t even know how it happens then show them with the coins. now don;t have to use my crappy idea its...

thats ok too, so do I. i just hold history in high regard, and i don;t want it lost on all the young guys (not that i am old....only 25) there has been countless times when i learned somthing "new" found nearly the same thing in a older book, and liked the old handling better.

yep you are correct, im excited to recieve DD in the next few days, magic in thier hands is always strong. yesterday i did charming chinese challenge for a group of people and when the last coin vanished and appeared in the guys hands... you should have seen his girl friend.

for sources check kaufmans alamanc, davids roths expert coin magic , and steves 1982 lecture notes are stilll available

uys the idea of a coin transposition in s spectators hand isn;t new so comparing to lethal tender is a bit off. fed kaps made it popular to my knowledge and was continued with david roth with a double sided coin and spellbound move. geoff latta published a trick called fisting copper silver...

the fact its coin magic will amke it less of a seller. here in cincinnati im the only person i know that does serious coin magic, more people are just into cards, stand up or stage then coins. some do a few coin tricks but thats about it.

its well worth it. when i get my guardians in im gonna sacrifice one of the decks for splitting, starting with that gaff. the plot is a favorate and this handling is great

impromptu i do either john bannons secrets and mysterys routine less time somthing similar to james browns cards opener

any you guys done this yet. iv worked with it today and for the work involved its great. what are your thoughts