Thanks for remembering me Ray.

Rannie, how could I forget? Thanks for remembering ME.

I like the symmetry of your effect. The ring starts on the finger and ends on the finger. All the moves are nicely worked out. The last bit, where one thinks you are holding the coin edge on, but are really holding the ring, and it appears that your finger penetrates the coin which magically becomes the ring as you slip it back on your finger--that bit was really nice.

This is the kind of magic that we have always done, more so than not, SOH. The Godfather, Vinny here has always preached it first and foremost, and our family (they know who they are) has always listened and learned greatly to do and to share…The proof always right before your very eyes on a moments notice…Wanna see?

La Famiglia!

The boss ,Smooth and Monolo are all part of la famiglia

I remember when we were just starting... back then ... you ... charlie and me... then when marion and mano came... it was really magic. Of course never forget the Manila Famiglia. A month or so ago... Sal spent some time with the guys here in Manila!

Yes, the history is important and we cannot forget our brother, Tim Feher and perhaps even the early moments with young Eric Jones. And then, much later down the road with "The Eastern Moves" from The Wolf, Radek Makar.

It has been an all-points journey of magic for sure, and the Manila Famiglia is as important as any of it. I remember when the great David Roth visited, he and Dr. Michael Rubinstein here, and Rannie honored these great coin men with the hospitality of La Famiglia. It was a proud moment of fellowship that all pretty much began as many of these great friendships began, via our Café here.

La Famiglia!

Oh yeah.... Tim... Man oh man! We gotta Skype soon Marion!

Rannie it's great to see you back posting again

Almost forgot for me I love any version of coins across if I had to choose only one.

Thank you Warren!

Coins Across is always a favorite, a guaranteed winner. The effect allows you to be creative and do your own thing as to how the coins cross. It's a very interactive routine and specs follow along after it quite well. And it's not so much that the coins cross one at a time invisibly, but the specs are blown away mostly I think because they can't see anything happen but yet it does, again and again, right before their very eyes.

I guess everyone has a favorite coins across, mine is KrazyKoinZ. Came up with it years ago now and it's still so much fun to do for people. It's still one of the very best things I ever came up with, IMHO.
Still a great one to do, especially if you can only do one.

I've seen your KrazyKoinz and its very nice Mb but like I said I love coins across so I'm probably biased ;-)

Hey, thanks warren, glad you like it. It's been a favorite to do for folks for quite some time now. In fact, every time I go to thinking that I'm thinking up a new coins across, after a while I notice that it contains the better moves of it from "KrazyKoinZ"… That's when I sorta remember that perhaps I got it right the first time, and to maybe just leave well-enough alone.

*Oh, and as of late and to the topic here, I've been playing around again with a little one coin thing I like to do, a production-vanish-& reproduction thingy. It only takes a few moments to do for people, but though simple it really is also quite magical, along the lines of "Less is more." The moves to it are quite economical but from a nice variety of SOH play sewn tightly together, so you know you're doing something pretty neat to make the magic happen - You really feel it and feel good about presenting it as it's quite interactive. Haven't named it yet and probably won't beyond just calling it "Just a little something that I do." Sounds about right, and if I ever happily get to run into any of you, remind me and I'll be sure to show it to you - My gift.

As a matter of fact this is the only coin trick that I perform... :-D

https://youtu.be/xSZBfqOWq6I

Thanks Guys !

That's pretty neat Hansel, sorta a nice take on the David Roth's Clean Coins Across. And sometimes, it only takes just one coin trick to make good magic happen…Less can be more.

Anyway, that's a nice one to do for people. Good job, amigo!

Thanks My Friend !