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It's always gotta be something with the armchairs. My god he was doing it at chest level I dont think it matters if he's sitting or standing.

Okay all you diehard hardliners lol Im going with what looks most magical to me and that would be Ponta Smith. His moves are so natural and smooth you can't tell that he's executing a sleight. With the other coin guys I can tell whats going on or know when sleights are occuring. Ponta's coin...

Im changing my list. I dont use a false shuffle except for like 2 tricks so Im replacing that with a DL. I can't go without a Red Hot mama.

My five would be 1. Classic Pass that would take care of controls, DL, color changes, seconds, false cuts, force and other sleights needed im sure. 2. Palm 3. False Shuffle 4. and 5. Card Reverse and Optical Revolve. I love my triumph. lol

Your patter and presentation has to be very good lol. That is interesting and natural. Thats the most important part really. Other than that its just a matter of palming off and settin the card under a glass at the right moment. Oh yeah I and really never thought of using a duplicate:D...

Michael Ammars intro to coin magic as someone suggested is good for beginners. He teaches different sleights and teaches good tricks using just the sleight taught and then goes onto another sleight and teaches tricks just using that sleight. If I remember I think he teaches holdouts first...

You could do coins thru hand, coins thru pocket, coins thru table and one coin flurry. You should look into Michael Ammars introduction to begining coin magic. Not realy sure of the title of the dvd but its something close to that. In the DVD he teaches many different sleights from Malini...

I would've read and learned Michael Ammars cups and ball routine before anything else.

Thats some big names there. Looking forward to all of them. Thx for the reminder. Im gonna put that into my phone right now. Hope Steve Cohen does his Tea Kettle effect.

Remember that when someone says they saw you how you did an effect, they might have just guessed the right method but not know exactly how the sleights or moves happened. It's important that the trick not be complex I guess u could say where you can tell the purposes of the moves. Case in...

cool change tho

right on! congrats.

Michael Ammars Intorduction to coin magic and his Easy to Learn Card Magic 1-3. Also Daryl's Encylopedia of card magic 6, 8, 9. Also would recomend a book to cover wide range of magic. Sachs Sleight of Hand is a good one. You can get a dover edition for like 15 bucks. Sach's book has...

Coin magic is magical to laymen if done and timed correctly to patter. I remember, when I was first starting magic, watching Michael Ammar doing doing a four coin basic coins across routine it looked pretty magical with basic false transfrers and simple takes. Years later I watched it again...

best compliments were reactions for me "he's the antichrist" "RRIP" "your full of $h!t" "your a witch" "thats creepy" "is that black magic?" "Can you see the future? Can you tell me about my love life?" :D