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I finally purchased this, and I was not any bit disappointed by this change. It was mind blowing just to see the inner workings of it. As beautiful as the motion is, it was magical as well. IMO it's a perfect combination of both, I hope I am making sense here. To give you a better idea of this...

Wow I don't normally visit the theory11 forum, but I just saw the newly released "revolver change", and was curious to see what others say about this before I make my purchase. Honestly I have never heard of this guy, so I am a little bit skeptical about this. And is it just me, or does anyone...

I learnt the Mr. Clean Coins Across from Mr. Sankey's "Revolutionary Coin Magic" and I think it was a fantastic dvd. As for the difficulty, it's hard to say, John what coins across have you done before?

Sorry if I am ignorant, I didn't know there was an VHS show the Harada Hold... Which one is that?

David Stone is great. His magic is very funny and entertaining. Jay Sankey is wild when it comes to coin magic, although I haven't seen him perform Live, I loved his revolutionary coin magic dvd. Almost forgot to mention, Dan Sylvester is also one of my favorites! Sometimes, I find the more...

well, mine looked exactly the way you described except it has a hole in the middle , I guess mine is special!

i have found the coin you are talking about from my grandma's jar of coins some time ago. I don't think it's worth anything, but if you want to use it for you magic, you can built a presentation round it, it's surely a strange looking coin Does yours have a hole in the center? cos my does.

I heard some really negative reviews on Jay Nobezaba's DVD, and to be honest there are many Coin Magic DVDs out there that have stood the test of time. If you are willing to invest some money into it, get David Roth's series. Just because something is new doesn't mean it's better, and of course...

What kind of question is that? It's really hard to compare the two, since they are two different effects in coin magic? The only similarity is that they both use coins... And obviously both tricks are different in length, one is a series of coins jumping from one hand to the other and the other...

Same here, a magic hobbyist from Hong Kong. There has been alot of debate over theory 11, a great team of magicians here and it looks promising so far. Brian

To reply your question: In the DVD "Coin Akiras" there was a version of wipe clean by Akira Fuji. It a nice way to show you hands empty. My concerns: I am not a big fan of hand washing. I believe it gives the impression of "Look! Can you see where I hide the coin(s)?" To me it's like a show of...