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Also Psyche comes with that pdf, for cards at least.

For copper half dollar sized coins you can use English pennies. For the Chinese coins check with your magic supplier.

He came into the magic shop I was working at once. Sadly he got recognized and skeedaddled. He was inquiring about a color changing handkerchief for his small child and I have always regretted not just giving him one as he hurried out the door. I saw his stage show once too which was quite...

He briefly shows you the basics of a pass. You don't need to be good at the pass to learn the TCCP, but you have to be able to do one. If you don't know the pass at then all start with his video on the pass. If you can do a pass but just want one that has more cover so you don't have to do...

I refer you back to the above replies. BTW, I was referring to the book titled "The Berglas Effect", not the effect itself. Though that is actually not where I suggest you start. The other suggestions are indeed more appropriate.

The video actually made me laugh!

I don't know what version he works from, but the Asi Wind version would do it. The Berglas Effect also explains this quite well. Learn as many versions as you can and it will make sense.

In Order to Amaze is an awesoeme book.

Do what you like. Okay, now everybody sing along! Do right, use your head. Everybody must be fed. Get together, break your bread. Yes, together, that's what I said. Do what you like. Don't fight, use your head. It's all right every night. Do what you like, that's what I said. Everybody...

Practical Mental Magic by Anneman should be reasonably inexpensive.

Let is know if you find one you like!

Check old threads while you wait, for the Mentalismos to chime in.

ID is strong, the spectators will not be left wondering why the color of the back did not change as well. It does not need to be improved upon, even if you feel that BW does that. ID is more fool-proof and requires less focus on your part while performing, I find this to be a big point in its...

I have been pondering the same issues. I have come to the conclusion that 'invisible' is the level of proficiency that comes before 'natural'. I am trying to add casualness as opposed to sloppiness, but that may just be a matter of how we phrase it.

Also George Sands Ropes.

Card 1: 8 of diamonds Card 2: 8 of hearts Card 1: 10 of diamonds Card 2: 4 of diamonds

I use both the Faro Shuffle Simulator at Natedog.com and StackView and would recommend them to anyone looking for such a thing. They are however both looking a bit old, but I have not found much else. Has anyone found newer or better shuffle software?

Yes, he teaches several 'magic' techniques as well as 'gambling' ones. The videos are available individually as well as bundled. I find they complement my print library well. Search old threads for more discussions of them. As with everything else, try one and see how you like it. Let us...

You should find something in between these 2 extremes. Get a new deck and compare it with your old deck. Some things can be very difficult with really old decks.