Thanx Gallagher.
I hope you didn't find the whole thing too EERIE LOL Groan

Though a well rounded diet, never a square meal

Just love this from Max. If this was all he could do as to magic (and it's not, not hardly as this guy is loaded with great magic), he would have all he needed to WOW! people always. It's really that on-the-spot good. Just perfect!

For those interested in Coins in a Manipulation Routine....this is my 'Coin to Ear' bit in my Manipulation Routine.

The Coin bit is from the 1 to 2 mnute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaZoUjgyxYc

What surprised me was how well the coin bit went over in the routine when I've done it the very few times in public. Lots of laughter

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Bravo!!!

Man, the difference between playing checkers and chess or even more so the difference between chess and 3 Dimensional Chess. 😁 It’s like watching Mickey Silver and David Stone all in one. 😁 And as like with theirs, your coin work is just brilliant! 😊

This is just a beautiful performance my friend, so well done, and shows a tremendous amount of variety, versatility, technique and overall style & ability, way beyond that of just coins, way beyond. 💯

That was fun and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing that.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=barWV7RWkq0

Thank you Gents. Glad you found it fun

Again thanx for your nice comments Marion. Made my day!

The routine is still a work in progress....pacing, a few glitches, etc. But posted it to show some slightly larger than silver dollar coin manipulation. Technically 90% of the coin work is just a strong Retention Vanish/Apearance. It's amazing what you can do with that one move.

Cheers.

One thing I've always believed, is that when the audience is more than several ft.away......using slightly larger than silver dollars coins, GREATLY enhances the effect. This being tricks like Coins to Glass, Misers Dream, Etc... For close-up tricks such as Matrix, Kennedy half-dollars/English pennies work fine.

The Morgan is 1.5" (38.1mm) compared to the coins I use 1.75" (45mm) in first vid and 1.94" (50mm) in 2nd.

These coins do take some time and effort to get use to and adapt. Seems impossible at times but eventually comes together.

And from the audiences point of view....much much more visual.

And when you do work with dollars.... they feel like dimes

What I really like about your routine is that it uses simple props. No gimmicks (I assume) and just pure sleight of hand.
I would love to see it live.
And your coin work is beyond most of the stuff one sees. Great job.

What's going on 'ere then?

I love the performances, they are very entertaining and the magic is strong!

Great stuff.