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It sounds like a good idea, without you telling me, I kinda have few ideas along the line. The only question I have to ask is why sign the coin? I know benefits of signing coin that makes it undoubted that it is different coin, but why is there a suspicion in the first place? Generally, coin...

There are nothing more stunning in card magic than a card to change its identity. I think I'm paraphrasing Vernon, but some one can correct me if I am wrong. With that being stated, I don't bother learning all changes, but having all those changes out there are kind of like having a buffet. You...

As far as move goes... I say I use around 8... more or less depending on the situation. I guess I can trim it down to use only 4 moves, but I like my ACR at this moment.

Couldn't you just do a can switch...?

Just gonna say, you don't have to learn what a person does wrong, but learn from that people's mistakes. Just because someone is a complete screw up, you have nothing to learn from them. You can learn what made them to be them and learn to not to be like them. (Yay. pronouns)

You could make a forcing decks out of it...?

If you do so desire to buy them, MJM does carry them, so you don't have to order from out of country.

Yeah... well... let's see. So if you are trying to just "char the card" you shouldn't let the flame touch the card, or at least not for very long. Once it catches on fire, it is paper, though coated, so it will burn rather rapidly. However, it doesn't burn as fast as normal letter papers...

I live in Denver area. I'll be gone during May, but plan on being there for the most of June and so on...

Where in Colorado, mate?

Only two in one of the Bill Malone's DVD (actually by Larry Jennings). I think that's what it's called anyways...

Arguably, wouldn't it be appealing in black jack or hold'em cheating demonstrations?

I've read somewhere Jason England's Unreal Work had something along that line of dealing 3rd cards. Since it's discontinued... I don't know any other source.

I... just wants it...?

Hey, hope my advices helped you out. If you got any questions, feel free to PM me. I have fairly good handle on most of palming/gripping techniques in coin.

This is my review. I do not put numbers to the reviews. I see them as they are what they are and sometimes numbers are rather difficult to place on concepts. Enjoy. Deo To put it simple, it is very clean vanish. It is a very interesting idea that can be applied to a lot of different things...

I think AsherF nailed it right on its head. I've presented it as a memory test, cheating method, transformation, and transposition. I've settled on transposition at this point and hasn't changed in awhile, but really it holds much more room for different presentation to be labeled as one...

No problem. I'll try to help with what I can. If you have any other questions, feel free to PM me any time. I will admit that I'm no coin expert, though I'd like to learn more coin magic, but I got most palming methods down. What makes coin difficult to me is choreograph and misdirection... If...

I disagree with do not display muscle pass. When it is done properly and at correct angle, it does not look like tossing a coin up (it shouldn't in the first place). If there is one coin trick I repeat after one performance is coin that falls up.

Simple answer is, yes. Practice makes it easier. However, I also find it somewhat easier for me to grip smooth (no mill on the edge) coins if I place them deeper into the palm. I achieve that by pressing a little harder with my fingers. Also do note, two weeks are not too that long of a time...