I was going through Greater Magic yesterday and saw two pictures describing a move. I couldn't find a name or written description of the move, just the two pictures. I think it was in volume 4. The move looks like a Slide Vanish into a Down's Palm. Does anyone know what the name of this move is or where the description is in the book? I haven't gotten the chance to read through all of the coin magic in the book, yet, but this just jumped out at me.

It's called "A Jardine Ellis Vanish" ( P.671, Greater Magic ). The coin slides into finger palm. Fig. 2, accompanying the description, looks like Downs Palm, but the written description says that the coin stops in finger palm.

If you let the coin slide all the way to fingertip rest as you turn your hand over, it's even more deceptive. (A move shown to me by Harvey Rosenthal in the '70's).

I was think it was the Jardine Ellis Vanish, but there were other pictures of that and it did end in Finger Palm, which threw me off. I tend to do the vanish by sliding the coin to Fingertip Rest, so I was really interested when I saw the picture. I just wanted to make sure I hadn't missed the full description of the move after seeing those two pictures. Thanks.