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the 3CM is a copy of the Triple Threat. The Triple Threat is better tho as it uses an expanded shell, the coins look more realy, smaller one in particular. I've seen and used both. They can do things that end looking so clean and impossible that it's not funny.

i believe that it is

Where did you pick them up from?

If that design is still being used at the casino then it would still need to be marked in some way regardless of whether or not the cards had been used at the tables.

It's his masters routine. But he does do it quite well :)

when casino's (here at least) sell the cards that have been used on the floor they modify them slighty. Cut a corner shorter, or punch a hole in the deck, so that the cards can't be played on the table with out the dealer spotting them. To avoid people buying the cards, learning some slights and...

they should handle pretty much the same as the Wynn decks. Most of the casino decks are Bees or very similar if I'm correct. The slightly older Wynn decks look almost the same as this design with out the stampings in the corners. However they may be there as security if the casino is still in...

I met Shoot in Melbourne when he was out for the magic convention this year. It was really funny watch a group of 5 or 6 guys follow him around the entire time, every lunch and break they would swarm around him like sheep. He is a very talented person, however I think that like most people...

Like that is easy to get your hands on :) I would love to get a set of them, but they are not easily available.

A triple threat is high on my list of things that I desire :) I would of course get it in morgan to match my other gaffs tho. I have seen them and used them and they are beautiful, a true work of art. If walking libs are what you want to use then get them. I still think that the extra size of...

My order from Todd was a little out of the ordinary. On top of the morgan set, I also got about 30 other custom coin gaffs made up in Australian coins. So my order took a little while. I'm sure that with US coins, and with the ones on his site it's no where near as long.

Yeah, Taylors have some cheaply made shells and aussie gimmicks. But he charges the same price as what I have managed to get these few for. Still waiting to hear back about steel core coins for you.

Ok, So they finally arrived. I did have to get them shipped, but I got a goot rate on them. They came to $45AU a dozen. I have 6 that have arrived at the moment. And there are more in the mail. 2 packages was cheaper than one. I also have some bikes for the same price. 4 dozen of those. I...

Niether Jamie's nor Todd's normal expanded shells have teflon coating in them. By adding this in you also must remember that the shell will not cover as much of the coin as with out. I'll get some photos up soon. Just have to take some good ones. The biggest difference that you must remember...

I would highly recommend a set of Lassen's soft Morgan Dollars in expanded over Jamie's WL's. I have both a Morgan set from Lassen and Jamie and the difference is noticable. Jamie's shells are a little distorted from the expansion process, but Lassen's are not at all. They are perfect.

I have no idea mate. I've never asked him to make any before. I'll shoot off an email. which coins are you wanting steel core?

You'll be hard pressed to find steel core aussie coins unless you get them made. I'm thinking about putting in another order from Todd in the near future. If you want I can tack a few on to that order for you. They won't be the cheapest coins that you ever come across tho. Also on that note...

Best close up pad that I have ever felt is the one that E sells. I have two of them, and when I get a house of my own, I'm going to carpet the whole place in them. They feel so good.

I now have 1 spare 20c shell left for $80, And one Silver 50c (round 1966) for $90 if any one is interested (these are made by Todd Lassen, not just a bulk manufacturer). For another $30 I will go and hunt down 4 close matching coins that fit it. It is a little dirty, but will polish up nicely...

here's my advice. Buy any shell at all. Play with it, practice with it, find out if you like using shells, if you are good at using shells. Once you know you will get the value out of it, get your self the best shell you can afford. I would recommend a Lassen set if you can get one, closely...