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magicstudent Elite user 489 Posts |
I'll Be Back!
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feher Inner circle Michigan 1421 Posts |
Somthin Nothin, Soft Spot, Coin Traveler. One Coin (nothing more)
Tim
Mean people SUCK!!!!!!!
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lorenwade Special user 869 Posts |
My all-time favorite is Mb's Crimp Change. I also love Tim's Mystery Box.
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Chris SD Special user 737 Posts |
Salt shakers.
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Dynamike Eternal Order FullTimer 24148 Posts |
For years I loved Coins Across more than Matrix. But when I saw Rannie Raymundo's Matrix, "4 coins, 4 cards, 1 hand", http://www.vinnymarini.com/download/4coins.html it really blew me away. He really caught me off guard. To me honest, even if I was on guard it would have still blown me away. I had to watch it over and over again repeatedly. Another reason I would give it a plus is because it was not confusing like some of the two handed Matrix.
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jerdunn Inner circle 1734 Posts |
How about "Across the Void," by Paul Wilson (a download from his site). It's a three coins across routine with no extras. The last two coins go in sequence without any intermediary counting or handling.
It's pretty much a perfect impromptu coin routine. Cheers, Jerry |
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MickeyPainless Inner circle California 6065 Posts |
I have a hellava time determining if my brother Rannie is using gaffs or not since for every gaffed routine of his he has at least 1 gaffless version and they ALL rock!
Capt'n Feher, Brother Smooth and the Godfather himself have to many dazzling effects between em to name! The current faves that I do personally are Tim's Mystery Box and a Coins Across ala Al Schneider (love that pop up) with a touch of Rannie! MB's Blow change will always be my all time favorite transpo! MMc |
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rannie Inner circle 4375 Posts |
Thank you for your kind words Dynamike and Mick!
My fav has got to be my 4 coins across and my Not So Gaffless Hopping Halves...and my Totally Gaffless Hopping Halves. I still love gaddabout coins. Mabuhay from Manila! Rannie
"If you can't teach an old dog new tricks, trick the old dog to learn."
-Rannie Raymundo- aka The Boss aka The Manila Enforcer www.rannieraymundo.com www.tapm.proboards80.net |
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts |
I go back aways, and my favorite, and I perform his material, Slydini's coins through the table (and variations he taught me).
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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David Neighbors V.I.P. 4910 Posts |
You mite try my backhanded coins across! It's a one touch stand-up 3 coins across.
It was up on http://www.coinvanish.com I don't know if it's there anymore or not! |
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lou serrano Special user Los Angeles, CA 671 Posts |
A clean and simple Matrix with a great presentation, proper framing, and no superfluous manipulation of the coins always gets my vote.
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magic lolo New user Paris 8 Posts |
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On 2008-05-23 16:58, Furniture wrote: I agree with Furniture. I like to play with spectators with hands, shoulders, watch, pocket, etc ... One of my favorite coins routine that I perform is based on the Greg wilson's routine called "Quick Silver". I've changed some effects. The first effect that has really a good impact is the coin that I put on the back of the hand of the spectator without feeling nothing. Back hand, then on the shoulder, after this the coin falling from the sky and, the last, coin under the watch. It kills Sometimes, when the trick is over, I want to get back my coin under the watch. I use a shuttle pass when I take the coin. So, you can perform another trick with a big advantage
May the magic be with you
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Glen Regular user 121 Posts |
Hanging coins also a favorite here too. It's fun to watch spectators eyes fly back and forth trying to figure out where the heck the coins went. Winged silver and chink a chink are also great.
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Harald New user 82 Posts |
Gadabout Coins. I learned it from the Ron Bauer booklet. It´s my favourite. I do it all the time.
Harald |
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Mb217 Inner circle 9519 Posts |
Come to think of it I have to say that I really like doing my "3asy Does It," "KrazyKoinZ Across," "The Mb Transpo" and "Li'l One Coin Jammy." These are some of the routines that I do the most out there.
They aren't difficult, not long and drawn out and just feel good to do on the move anywhere and always to great response and instant amazement. I've got a few more personal favorites, like anything with the "Crimp Change" in it and something I've been playing with lately I simply call, "My Fly." More on that later. These are some of my favorite things.
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"Believe in YOU, and you will see the greatest magic that ever was." -Mb |
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Corbett Inner circle Indiana 1161 Posts |
Wow, this is a thread from the past. Looks like Gadabout is fairly popular about other magicians. I know it's popular with me.
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Dougini Inner circle The Beautiful State Of Maine 7130 Posts |
Wow, guys! When I first started reading this thread, I thought, hmmm...I bet there are some good ones in here!
Now, after finishing, I realize...I was right! You guys blow me away! I mean, Gadabout Coins is great, no doubt, but you've taken this FAR beyond my capabilities! My coin routine is simple. It varies, depending on my venue and spectators, but really, with Ike Dollar coins, it's a two part. One coin vanishes four different ways, CP (with changeover), French Drop, ROV, and a one-handed vanish I picked up from Kainoa Harbottle. Then, Coins Across (four coins), and I don't know where I got the sleight for the three coins, as I can't find it any where, including Modern Coin Magic. It may have been a Roth or Rubinstein sleight...when you get to TWO coins, the click pass (first one) from MCM is the one I use. The last one is an ROV, and I do the Mickey Silver "prove" (showing the coin again) before the last one goes... Recently, I've been playing with quarters, and have gotten some astounding reactions... Doug |
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funsway Inner circle old things in new ways - new things in old ways 9981 Posts |
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On 2009-09-15 14:32, Dougini wrote: given that the spectator desires to be entertained, probably doesn't care whether he figures out what you are doing or not, already has a sense of magic within that is kindled by your peresence - with only one good sleight to your credit you could show up every week and do a new effect to thundrous applause simply by changing the object, the other props involved and your witty banter. When you weary of quarters try walnuts or dinner mints. It is the change in you that makes the difference, and your sense of boredom that will bore the audience. Or so it seems to me ...
"the more one pretends at magic, the more awe and wonder will be found in real life." Arnold Furst
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prototype Veteran user Rick Holcombe 320 Posts |
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Spellbound. I love performing David Roth's routine with some additions I've made. I can't think of anything more magical than (apparently) 1 coin changing colors, or denomination, or size, then changing back over and over. And if you get good, you can throw in 2 or more changes like a silver coin going to copper, then to brass, then back to silver.
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cperkins Special user 700 Posts |
A very doable, well constructed spellbound is Micahel Rubenstein's Silver Lint IV. I get such good reactions from the specs with this little routine. My favorite spellbound routine. Michael teaches this on one of the NY Coin Seminar dvds. Later, on the same DVD, he uses candy mints and it presents as a completely different routine. Good example of what Funsway is talking about above.
Agreed...spellbound type routines play very very well to specs. A little variety after getting them going a bit with a few other kinds of routines.
To see a difficult thing lightly handled gives the impression of the impossible.
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