..aside from the 3 that are out there (as far as I know):

-Michael Ammar's Complete Intro. to Coin Magic
-Michael Rubinstein's Knockout Coin Magic
-Sol Stone's Quick & Casual Close-Up

L&L Publishing will be releasing Michael Rubinstein's West German 7-tape series (hopefully in DVD too) by the end of May (per L&L Pub.).

much more convenient than VHS tapes.

Regards,
Tony

Have you looked at Jeff McBrides excellent three VHS tapes on Coins, Thimbals and Balls?

They are just great.

Also, I liked "Sylvester the Jester", (VHS)
the "Jester's pitch" It seems difficult but I learned the move in a day, now I'm smoothing it out before I go into the routine.

Hmmm. I might just check it out. Fast forwarding, rewinding, forwarding is kinda tedious though

Rumor has it some of the A1 David Roth videos are slotted for re-release on DVD sometime this year. I would guess volumes 1, 2, and 3.

Dan

Don't have the Roth videos yet (I've been wanting to buy, though). Hopefully the rumors are true.

Regards,
Tony

Tony,

You are in for a treat.

Dan

I am collecting Roths 1, 2, 3 next week in the UK, I can't wait to see them.

Regards Alan.

PS.... The Mike Rubenstein stuff is absoulutely fantastic, I just need to get a bit better before I can do all the moves he has.

It's a question of me trying to run before I can walk.

There are so many great moves on his DVD it's a great deal.

Michael Rubinstein's DVD is awesome. I like his material and even ordered one of his notes (he also has another video, but in VHS). Check out

http://www.coinvanish.com

As for the Roth tapes, I will definitely get those (how many did he make--a gazillion series or about 20?

There's my fav revolutioary coin magic of Jay Sankey it's only on VHS, but, a lot of his material is on his new DVDs.

Then Best of Jay Sankey from L&L his routines are very strong and also Knuckle Busters. Takes some time to learn but well worth it

I have Vol 3 of Jay's DVD and only has 2 coin tricks. Main reason I bought his DVD was for his card stuff.

Regards,
Tony
(hmmm, why isn't there a picture of a coin or a bill)