Coin Move?

[hector_cervantes]

what is that moved called when you have you hand palm down and a coin on top on your fingers? just imagine a stretched out hand with a coin on top

 

[lithyem]

This is the Ramsay subtlety - finger palmed coin, hand palm down. The fingers are generally holding on to something, another coin, etc and in effect you are displaying a very convincing open palm to the audience albeit with a coin concealed behind the curled fingers.

 

[holo]

You are referring to the backpalm... trying to get into the foundations section on coinvanish?

 

[hector_cervantes]

You are referring to the backpalm... trying to get into the foundations section on coinvanish?

got me ...... I am a card magician but really interested in coins so I knew people in here would know

 

[holo]

got me ...... I am a card magician but really interested in coins so I knew people in here would know

good idea, didnt think of that when i first tried to get in

 

[Morgan B]

Oh..I know the name of this move, with the picture - it's called exposure. Nice.

 

[Deleted member 2755]

Oh..I know the name of this move, with the picture - it's called exposure. Nice.

Just deleted.

Guys, there is not a single coin effect in my repertoire so I'm not familiar with any sleights with coins. Well I don't know the exact mechanics, but I now know how coins can be palmed on the back of your hand... I'm a layman when it comes to coin magic, but I now know a secret because of exposure.

The report post button is always there. Use it. For the sake of both our art and community. Thanks guys.

-Doug

 

[Morgan B]

Thanks Doug - I will use that button more - for some reason I feel like we are mature and intelligent enough to govern ourselves - but I am proven wrong often.

Please PM me if you have more questions on coins, I am willing to share - just not in open forum.