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magicmonkey99 Regular user 117 Posts |
Definitely 3/4 across from On The Spot.
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LR2 Regular user Humble, Texas 116 Posts |
My favorite coin effects are from Gregory Wilson.
I like all of the coin effects he has on his 'On the Spot' videos. |
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Atown88 New user Plymouth, MA 49 Posts |
Revolution or coins through table.
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gngorick Regular user 123 Posts |
If there is a coin lying around, I tend to go right into my coin to pocket effect, followed by a couple of vanishes and then into a coin in pen cap routine (if there's a pen lying around). It's probably one of the strongest things I do with ordinary objects.
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rmoraleta Special user Philippines 767 Posts |
Most of my Impromptu Coin Magic are from David Roth. I do a version of his Coins Across and I us the Lamaske move to make a coin re-appear.
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teejay Inner circle Liverpool, UK 1831 Posts |
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On 2005-03-28 02:26, BLSmagic wrote: Hi BL I can't picture this Can please you explain it a bit more? TJ :) |
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miky Regular user 140 Posts |
If I can sit at a table, I find Coins Thru Table is stronger than Coins Across.
Coin in Pen Cap is very strong (I do Dan Harlan's three-part version). But probably the impromptu coin effect that gets me the strongest response is Mike Ammar's One-Finger Spellbound -- it looks like the coin never leaves their sight. I use it to change a loonie into a silver dollar or a toonie. |
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milamber Regular user California 130 Posts |
Here are some that I am using / working on:
Pile of Change - a coin transposition (a penny to a quarter) using the spectator's change by Richard Sanders (appears on the Richard Sanders Show vol. 1). Sh4de - shadow coin / chink-a-chink routine with four coins by Daniel Garcia. I've started to do the routine called "Only Four" from DGP vol. 2 as it is shorter. Personal Safe - coins across in a spectator's hands. I learned this originally from Daniel Garcia's lecture notes called "Blueprints" but it also appears on DGP vol. 1. Quarters - a coin through glass routine by Daniel Garcia that appears on DGP vol. 3 (I'm still working on this one as it uses a sleight that is new to me). |
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joseph Eternal Order Please ignore my 17407 Posts |
Coin that falls up....
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." (Einstein)...
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Simon Bakker Special user the Netherlands 587 Posts |
My favourite impromptu coin routine is a one coin sequence.
I Produce a coin, or borrow one, and do some coin rolls. Then I do the coin that falls up, followed by a left hand vanish (terention pass) and reproduction from the right sleeve. Then I execute a right hand vanish (french drop) and reproduce the coin from under my right elbow. Then I do and spider vanish and appartenly vanish the coin completly. In the end I blow the coin out of my nose (or, if I happen to have a jumbo coin with me which do happens some times I make the coin magically grow). I've used this sequence as a table-hopping opener as well. |
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TomKMagic Special user I tripped over 620 Posts |
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On 2005-08-27 07:00, joseph wrote: Joseph, I do this one a lot. And after making it fall up, I say "and do you know how that is done?" They say "no". Then I say "it's a rubber coin" and do the rubber coin move then drop the coin on the table, and watch them grab the coin to try and flex it, but they can't. TomK |
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P.T. Murphy Loyal user 224 Posts |
Be on the look out for a wonderful impromptu coin effect by David Parr. It is his version of the Max Maven effect Positive/ Negative. Max's version can be found on his L&L Close Up Mentalism DVD. David's effect should make its appearance in the October Magic Magazine or so I hear. I will say no more...BUT I am interested in hearing what you think of it.
P.T. Murphy
www.ptmurphy.com |
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evolve629 Inner circle A stack of 3838 Posts |
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On 2004-07-29 05:03, Eirik wrote: Exactly where can I learn Muscle Pass? I.E. a part of a dvd or a dvd itself taught by a coin magician on learning this wonderful skill/move? Thanks.
One hundred percent of the shots you don't take don't go in - Wayne Gretzky
My favorite part is putting the gaffs in the spectators hands...it gives you that warm fuzzy feeling inside! - Bob Kohler |
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Sean Comer New user 48 Posts |
Evolve, Dan has a video and details of the muscle pass on his website. http://www.coinvanish.com
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Sean Comer New user 48 Posts |
Under the 'Foundations' Link.
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