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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5251 Posts 
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On Mar 3, 2014, twistedace wrote: Really? Are you referring to Gregory's "Freakey"? That can be considered a Copper/Silver routine with keys, but has no resemblence to Copper/Silver/Brass. If you are talking about another routine by Gregory Wilson..... then.....Never mind! Thanks! Jim |
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Leo H Inner circle 1040 Posts
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On Nov 21, 2013, charliemartin wrote: Another vote for the Bob Sheet's routine "Triple Transpo." You never go to the pockets and the two switches to ring in the gaff at the beginning and out the ending is built into the routine. I also like John Bannon's "Aztec Orient Express" if you don't mind dipping into your pocket near the end of the effect. |
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5251 Posts
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Cody Fisher's "Real World CSB" and Scott Guinn's "Pouched CSB". Also take a good look at Jeremy Pei's "Ultimate CSB Magic".
Jim |
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rickmagic1 Inner circle MIddle Tennessee area 1522 Posts
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I love Scotty York's as well as Bob Sheets' routines, but the one I perform is Karl Norman's Coin Collection that uses an Okito box and ends with the box turning into a brass block.
Richard Green
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Bill Hegbli Eternal Order Fort Wayne, Indiana 21586 Posts
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I never understood why the "Pro's" of the day always chose 2 Copper and 1 Silver over Copper, Silver, Brass trick. Clearly the 3 totally different coins are much more visible over 2 similar looking coins that are both copper, especially in low lighting. Never read a reason why this was their coin set of choice. Was it because it came out before Silver, Copper, Brass, could it be that simple?
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sdmagic Special user 684 Posts
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I recently bought Luis Piedrahita's video. He has a GREAT CSB routine on the video.
http://www.grupokaps.com/kapsstore/producto.php?id=111 sdmagic |
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5251 Posts
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On Jun 4, 2014, Bill Hegbli wrote: There are several routines that don’t work with a coin with a hole in the middle, and the 2 Copper 1 Silver gimmick fits the bill for those. Jim |
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18565 Posts
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If you go to Bobo and read the original, by Conrad Haden.... you can work from there. That was my first, taught to me by Haden himself. Then, years after I got Ken Brooke's Chinese Bit...and then created Poker Chip Surprise. Check it out at www.pete-biro.com/tricks
  
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Rainboguy Inner circle 1739 Posts
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I'm with Pete....Poker Chip Surprise is KILLER...and brilliant, in my opinion!....
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JH5magic Regular user 119 Posts
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The OP has probably already found a solution long ago, but I just happened to watch the video (World's Greatest Magic - Gaffed Coins) that Jonathan Gold pointed out in an earlier post and I think this would be a worthwhile investment for anyone insterested in CSB routines. Here are two links for it:
http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/1498 http://llepub.com/index.php?main_page=pr......s_id=318 John |
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Randy Marsh New user 46 Posts
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I came across a great CSB routine on YouTube by Luis Piedrahita
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fD1PXVfmPV4 This is easily the best CSB routine if you have the use of a table in my opinion. The handling is just so well thought out. You never have to go to your pockets and everything is examinable at the beginning and end of the trick. |
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Xcath1 Inner circle 2216 Posts
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I love that guy. He is the most entertaining coin magician in the world
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obsidian52 Veteran user United States 303 Posts
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Any one have a printed copy or a PDF of a decent CSB routine/handling...Obviously (or maybe not so obviously) I wouldn't be asking if I didn't have a CSB set..You can private message me as well if you prefer...Thanks.
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countrymaven Special user 670 Posts
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Randy,
Thanks for sharing this wonderful routine of Pedrahita's. Yes that is a great one. You are absolutely correct, the handling is extremely well thought out, the sleights happen on an offbeat. Wow, thanks again! |
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countrymaven Special user 670 Posts
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Thanks Randy,
awesome routine, the sleights happen on an offbeat, wow the work that must have gone into this! |
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ddamen Regular user Bay Area 159 Posts
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Can a CSB set do everything that a CS set does? Is it not just a C/S coin with B shell
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karnak Elite user Colorado 416 Posts
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On Aug 25, 2016, ddamen wrote: In a sense, yes it is -- **except** that the C/S coin in a CSB set is just a bit different from just a regular, standalone CS coin (and in a manner relating directly to the very nature of that B shell).
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ddamen Regular user Bay Area 159 Posts
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On Aug 26, 2016, dj wrote: very very nice |
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Tom G Inner circle 2590 Posts
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Jim Lewis put out a great video tape a long time ago, but it never got released as a DVD. It's too bad as it was full of great effects.
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