I have Johnny Wong's double face super triple coin but would like to update to something more. Can anyone give me info comparing double face Super triple coin to Todd's 3T/TTGF. Is it worth going to? Other than cost is handling the same? Thanks. Michael

These are much different, in structure and in handling. The effects you can do with the 3T (see Mark Tams book "3T", for example) are extremely varied. This is due to the nature of the 3T. (I have the Schoolcraft 3CF). This is like the Swiss Army knife of coin gaffs, with ['s and Fl*****, magnetically held together with great balance. You can use the various components of the TTGF or 3CF by itself or with other coins in so many different ways. Eric Jones Oxyclean can be performed with this set, for example. One can do all of the various fl***** effects with it. You can use the ['s with matching coins.

As the the double face ST coin, the coins become too thin, in my opinion, for many effects, in comparison to the TTGF or 3CF. To me, it requires it to be used in effects with mostly face on displays to avoid the side edge being viewed. Overall, much less versatile.

Is it worth it? Depends on whether you think you will use it for the effects. I think it is one of my best coin gaff purchases for the money.

John

The D.F St can be great For stand up no table stuff, But If you set them On the Table You can Tell how Thin they Are! Depends Of If you are Doing Stand-parlor Or Close -up. For Stand up I think there Is more Ease Of handling With The D.F. ST ! But For close -up I think There is a lot more You can do With a 3 T. I have around 45 or so routines With the 3.T ( 5 are in the 3 T. Book! And A few In my 1 ST. hardbound Book! The rest will In One of the Outer 4 Hardbound Books! ) SOOOOO what do you want it to do??? --- for Stand -up I would get the ST. but for Close-up I would get The 3.T.

I just want to say I love my 3t. It is a dream to handle and makes for some interesting routines. At its simplest it makes a there coin Routine cake.

I swear by my Double Face Super Triple Coin. The best approach I can suggest is start with a regular one coin routine that you like. Then in the middle of it make three coins appear, change, and vanish back to just the one coin. Then finish up the routine just as you would if you only had one coin.

There both very good coin sets.
And each work better in different
coin routeins.
Todd