Hallucination

Excellent job! I personally think the pacing is just about right, but it's the jerky movements that throws thing of balance a little. I think I've figured out the right pacing and movement for coin magic. And that is to move like you are under water. So, either practice in a pool or just imagine that you are under water lol. Actually..., I have thought about doing some under water coin magic ;)

Thanks for the comments everyone, I appreciate them all! @Chris W, could you send me a PM with your advice? I want to make this the best it can be! This video was made simply to show a compilation of moves, in person I perform portions of this at a time and with patter of course. @Pete, I perform phases of this routine all the time for people and they love it! I have found this is a bit long for some people, I gauge the spectators to see if I should skip through or continue on. There is an alternate ending in which the coin goes back into the "portal" / rubberband. I talk about how the rubberband is like a portal, similar to the ones in looney toons where you can throw them on the wall and retrieve what you want from them.

Those are very nice sleights you have there, very smooth and beautiful to watch. To me it seems like the coin is a liquid that flows smoothly between your fingers, really enjoyed the performance. By the way, have you ever performed this routine live for a group of audience, if so, how do they react to this wonderful routine? And what would be your patter for this routine, because it seems like with an engaging patter or presentation, this routine can very well be a true masterpiece.

Not bad. I would say that you probably should slow some of it down and not make it as long. Let the magic actually set it. You obviously have the moves down, but slowing it down will make it better. Also, you have some jerky movements in there that you might want to smooth out. Other than that, very nice.

Brilliantly routined and executed, man. Well done.

this was truly beautyful. 5/5

Wonderful!