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pattrick Loyal user maumee, ohio 226 Posts |
I don't usually post a lot of things. I am a worker performing restaurant magic for over 30 years, along with my Corporate Gigs. During the IBM / SAM Convention in St. Louis, I watched and then purchased Mark Mason's Shell Shocked in Morgan Dollars. This routine, and expertly made shell is so amazing, and I love watching the sheer magic in the transformations that occur, and I know what is happening. The spectators just are stunned seeing the coins melt and move. It's like an extra magic show for me each time I perform it. I have no vested interest in this, but wanted to share it. This is a great addition to my other sleight of hand coin miracles. Thank You for listening. Pattrick
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Poof-Daddy Inner circle Considering Stopping At Exactly 5313 Posts |
I don't think you can ever go wrong with a Mason / Swadling product. I have been happy with everything I have got from them so far (and it has been a bunch)
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bowers Inner circle Oakboro N.C. 7024 Posts |
I watched Mark perform this in front of me
several time's.Look's like real magic. Todd |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Hi guys, I am wondering if this deep dish ] varies in ease or versatility compared to the regular expanded shell. Does anyone have an answer? By the way... this is ( a copy) my first post. I am happy to be apart of the Café! What a grat community to be a part of.
Cheers everyone! -Billy |
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bowers Inner circle Oakboro N.C. 7024 Posts |
Welcome to the café Billy.
Todd |
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Robert M Inner circle 2482 Posts |
I don't know if the deep dish shell varies in ease or versatility. I'm not really a coin guy. But, this shell certainly offers the most coverage.
Robert |
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robbyrob New user New York, NY 66 Posts |
Good to hear the feedback. I've been actually thinking about picking up this set. Used to use a Dean's set, but ultimately I think the remilling was probably not necessary.
Rob |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Thank you Tod, hope we can be friends! I always enjoy your posts. Good people.
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Thank you Robert! Can any one tell me how easily the deep d. ] can be removed from c***?
Thanks everyone. Peace |
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bowers Inner circle Oakboro N.C. 7024 Posts |
Should not be any different than the others.
Mt lassen and Kueppers shells cover most of my coins. And they will dislodge easily enough. Todd |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Thank you Todd. PS. Do those Lassen and keupper ] cover completely?
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5338 Posts |
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On Dec 20, 2014, Moondragon1 wrote: Are you really disguising the word "coin"?! Or am I mistaken? After all, "coin" is even in the title of theis subforum... Jim |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Haha you blew my cover Jim!😉 I did.
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bowers Inner circle Oakboro N.C. 7024 Posts |
I would say 98% of the coin.
Todd |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Wonderful! thank you Todd.
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NicholasD Inner circle 1458 Posts |
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On Dec 20, 2014, Moondragon1 wrote: There's always give and take. Personally, I don't care for the look of shells that completely cover a coin. |
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
Wow Nicholas. See yothat is another thing I was concerned about. Why is that Nicholas? Is there added distortion?
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Moondragon1 Regular user Washington state 153 Posts |
* yothat was meant be be now that.
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Dentian Loyal user 278 Posts |
Billy, Its not necessary for the shell to have full coverage, in fact, the full coverage aspect of the deep dish shell makes it look a lot thicker than the regular coins. There aren't really any distortion issues though.
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5338 Posts |
I wonder how the nested shell looks from the under side. More noticeable than a standard expanded shell?
Jim |
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