The Ultimate Magic Trick Kit
The Ultimate Magic Trick Kit
Includes:
The Amazing Series
Volume 1: Card Tricks
Do As I Do
Out of This World
Instant Magician
You Do the Magic
Rosini Double Reverse
How to Deal a Royal Flush
Pure Mind Reading
Cross Cut Force
Cut Deeper Force
Key Card
Crimped Card
Peek
Say When Pass
House False Cut
Cooks Deal
Volume 2: Everyday Objects
Torn and Restored Rubber Band
Paper Clip and Dollar Bill
Torn and Restored Napkin
Floating Pen
Linking Band
Crystal Ball
Book Test
Flip Stick Vanish
Cut and Restored Rope
Floating Cup
Straw Penetration
Volume 3: Rope Magic
Basic Routine with Spectator
What Rope to Use
Cut & Restored
Endless Loop
Uneven Ends
Rope Thru Neck
Rope Thru Girl
One-Handed Knot
Professor's Nightmare
Volume 4: Forcing a Card
Cross Cut Force
Hindu Force
Cut Deeper Force
Slip Cut Force: Variation 1
Slip Cut Force Bonus
Slip Cut Force: Variation 2
Riffle Force
Dribble Force
Short Card Dribble Force
Short Card Riffle Force
Rollover Force
Say When Force
Glide Force
Volume 5: Money Tricks
Penetrating Bills
Torn & Restored
Inside Out Bill
Chango Bill
Karate Bill
Haunted Bill
Levitating Bill
Pen Thru Bill
Coin from Bill
Volume 6: Paper Magic
Torn & Restored Newspaper
Torn & Restored Napkin
Torn & Restored Office Notes
Ad Test
Clippo
Coin Fold
Afghan Bands
Buddha Papers
Paper Balls Over the Head
Gadabout Balls
Volume 7: Coin Tricks
French Drop
Finger Palm Vanish
Retention Vanish
Rub Away Vanish
Classic Palm
Spider Vanish
Flurry
Coins Across
2 in Hand, 1 in Pocket
Coin Assembly
Steeple Chase
4 Coin Production
Volume 8: Stripper Deck
Amazing Stripper
Basic Routine
Introduction to the Deck
Multiple Selection
4 Ace Production with Spectator
4 Ace Production
Red Black Separation
Rising Card
Pick Pocket
Volume 9: Svengali Deck
Introduction: Svengali Deck
Basic Routine
Introduction to Deck
Card to Wallet
Card on Arm
Ambitious Card with Spectator
Ambitious Card
One Ahead Prediction
Spelling Trick with Spectator
Card Box Prediction
Mailed Prediction
Teleportation
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Amazing Series: Card Tricks Full Volume - Download
If you're ready to learn simple, yet effective card tricks to shock your audiences, this magic training course is for you!
Course Includes:
Introduction to Card Magic
Do as I Do
Out of this World
Instant Magician
You Do the Magic
Rosini Double Reverse
How to Deal a Royal Flush
Pure Mind Readi... -
Introduction: Card Magic
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Do as I Do
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Out of This World
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Instant Magician
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You Do the Magic
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Rosini Double Reverse
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How to Deal a Royal Flush
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Pure Mind Reading
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Cross Cut Force
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Cut Deeper Force
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Crimped Card
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Say When Pass
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House False Cut
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Cooks Deal
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Outro: Card Magic
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Amazing Series: Everyday Objects Full Volume - Download
Do you want to learn magic that you can do on the spot, just about anywhere you go? This series about magic with everyday objects will provide you with the guidance and skill necessary to do just that. You'll learn how to amaze your audience with tricks using napkins, pens, cups, straws, and much...
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Introduction: Everyday Objects
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Torn and Restored Rubber Band
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Paper Clip and Dollar Bill
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Torn and Restored Napkin
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Floating Pen
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Linking Band
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Crystal Ball
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Flip Stick Vanish
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Cut and Restored Rope
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Floating Cup
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Straw Penetration
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Outro: Everyday Objects
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Amazing Series: Rope Magic Full Volume - Download
Rope magic is a powerful part of a magician’s act. Learn how to make the magic happen in this instructional magic training course with nothing but a piece of rope!
Course Includes:
Introduction to Rope Magic
Basic Routine with Spectator
What Rope to Use
Cut & Restored
Endless Loop
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Introduction: Rope Magic
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Basic Routine with Spectator
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What Rope to Use
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Cut & Restored
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Endless Loop
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Uneven Ends
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Rope Thru Neck
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Rope Thru Girl
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One-Handed Knot
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Professor's Nightmare
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Outro: Rope Magic
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The Amazing Series: Forcing a Card Full Volume - Download
This instructional magic training course includes a variety of techniques and tips to help you master the art of forcing a card on your audience and performing an unforgettable trick!
Course Includes:
Introduction to Forcing a Card
Cross-Cut Force
Hindu Force
Cut Deeper Force
Slip Cut Force: Va... -
Introduction: Forcing a Card
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Cross Cut Force
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Hindu Force
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Cut Deeper Force
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Slip Cut Force: Variation 1
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Slip Cut Force Bonus
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Slip Cut Force: Variation 2
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Riffle Force
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Dribble Force
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Short Card Dribble Force
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Short Card Riffle Force
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Rollover Force
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Say When Force
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Glide Force
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Outro: Forcing a Card
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The Amazing Series: Money Magic Full Volume - Download
This instructional magic training course will help even the most inexperienced magician shock their audience and spectators with classic money tricks such as the Torn & Restored Bill.
Course Includes:
Introduction to Money Tricks
Penetrating Bills
Torn & Restored
Inside Out Bill
Chango B... -
Introduction: Money Tricks
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Penetrating Bills
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Torn & Restored
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Inside Out Bill
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Chango Bill
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Karate Bill
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Haunted Bill
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Levitating Bill
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Pen Thru Bill
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Coin from Bill
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Outro: Money Tricks
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The Amazing Series: Paper Magic Full Volume - Download
This instructional magic training course makes it easy to learn and perform popular paper magic tricks and is a must-have for magicians young and old!
Course Includes:
Introduction to Paper Magic
Torn & Restored Newspaper
Torn & Restored Napkin
Torn & Restored Office Notes
Ad Test
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Introduction: Paper Magic
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Torn & Restored Newspaper
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Torn & Restored Napkin
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Torn & Restored Office Notes
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Afghan Bands
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Buddha Papers
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Paper Balls Over the Head
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Gadabout Balls
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Outro: Paper Magic
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The Amazing Series: Coin Tricks Full Volume - Download
Join Ben Salinas to learn some of the coolest tricks you can do with everyday coins. Ben will demonstrate and give step-by-step instructions on vanishes, appearances, and some really cool whole pieces of magic that will stun any audience. No gimmicks here, just pure sleight of hand. The best part...
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Introduction: Coin Tricks
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French Drop
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Finger Palm Vanish
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Retention Vanish
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Rub Away Vanish
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Classic Palm
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Spider Vanish
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Coins Across
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2 in Hand, 1 in Pocket
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Coin Assembly
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Steeple Chase
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4 Coin Production
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Outro: Coin Tricks
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Amazing Series: The Stripper Deck Full Volume - Download
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Amazing Stripper
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Basic Routine
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Introduction to the Deck
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Multiple Selection
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4 Ace Production with Spectator
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4 Ace Production
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Red Black Separation
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Rising Card
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Pick Pocket
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Amazing Series: The Svengali Deck Full Volume - Download
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Introduction: Svengali Deck
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Basic Routine
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Introduction to Deck
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Card to Wallet
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Card on Arm
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Ambitious Card with Spectator
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Ambitious Card
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One Ahead Prediction
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Spelling Trick with Spectator
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Card Box Prediction
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Mailed Prediction
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Teleportation
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Basic Routine - Performance with Spectator
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Thumb Palm Vanish
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Retention Vanish
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Rolldown Vanish
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Splitting a Sponge Vanish
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Basic Routine Explanation
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Magic 10 Count Performance
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Benson Bowl Routine - Performance with Spectator
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Benson Bowl Routine - Performance
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Benson Bowl - Routine Explanation
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Grand Finale - Performance with Spectator
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Grand Finale - Explanation
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Repeat Ball to Pocket
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Flat Hand Subtlety
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 1 Full Volume - Download
Volume 1:
Key Card
Vernon Key Card Subtlety
Fan Return Using Key
Moving Key Card Behind Back
Double Under Cut
Slow-Mo Pass
Riffle Pass
Tan Hok Wan Pass
Spread Pass
Randy Spread Pass
Dribble Pass
Poor Man's Help
Kelly Ovette's Master Move
Simon's Reverse Kelly
Side Steal
Over Reach Side Steal
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Key Card Control
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Fan Return Using Keys
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Vernon Key Card Subtlety
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Moving Key Card Behind Back
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Double Under Cut
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Slow Mo Pass
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Riffle Pass
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Tan Hok Wan Pass
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Spread Pass
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Dribble Pass
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Poor Man's Help
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Kelly Ovette's Master Move
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Simon's Reverse Kelly
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Side Steal
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Over Reach Side Steal
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Scotty York Side Steal
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Simon's Sideway Steal
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Corner Crimp
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Bridge Work
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Concave Breather
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Diagonal Palm Shift
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Push Through Diagonal Palm Shift
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Simon's Multiple Card Control
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Multiple Card (Elias)
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Vernon Multiple Card Control
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Mahatma Control
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Turn Over Lift
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Strike Double
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Dingles Double
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Lift and Show Double
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Subtle Lay Down
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Corner Hold Double
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Flip Double
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Angle of the Dangle
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Card Under Glass
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Spin Double
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 2 Full Volume - Download
Volume 2:
Push Off Second
Stud Second
One-Handed Second Deal
One-Handed Stud Second
Push Out Bottom
Stud Bottom
One-Hand Bottom Deal
Bluff Center
Side Strike Second
Top Strike Second
Mario Automatic Second
Sydney the Hamster
Overhand Top Card Control
Bottom Stock Control
Top Stock Control
3 Stock... -
Push Off Second
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Stud Second
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One Handed Second Deal
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Push Out Bottom
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Stud Bottom
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One Hand Bottom Deal
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Bluff Center
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Side Strike Second
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Top Strike Second
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Mario Automatic Second
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Sydney the Hamster
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Jog Shuffle
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Overhand Top Card Control
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Bottom Stock Control
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Top Stock Control
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3 Stock Overhand
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Top Stoke Riffle
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Bottom Stock Riffle
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Top and Bottom Stock Riffle
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Push Through Riffle Shuffle
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In Hands Riffle Shuffle
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Faro Shuffle
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Wedge Shuffle
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Pop Over Riffle
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Zarrow Shuffle
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 3 Full Volume - Download
Volume 3:
Cross Cut Force
10-20 Force
Christ Cut Deeper Force
Fan Force
Table Fan Force
Riffle Force
Dribble Force
World's Easiest Riffle Force
PATIO Force
Magician's Choice Force
Vernonesque 3-Way
Using the Hindu Shuffle
Wesley James Hindu Force
Trevor Lewis Simple Force
Pressure Fan
Giant Fan
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Cross Cut Force
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10-20 Force
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Christ Cut Deeper Force
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Riffle Force
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Dribble Force
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World's Easiest Riffle Force
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PATIO Force
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Magician's Choice Force
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Vernonesque 3-Way
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Using the Hindu Shuffle
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Wesley James Hindu Force
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Trevor Lewis Simple Force
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Pressure Fan
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Double Waterfall
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Elevator Spread
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Card Sticking Out Joke
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Spin from Back of Deck
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Spin from Hand to Hand
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 4 Full Volume - Download
Volume 4:
Slip Cut and Variations
Greek Cut
Thompson Cut
Back Cut
Leave it Out
Table Hop
Triple Table Cut
Bluff Cut
Charlie Cut
Front Cut
Front Cut from Middle
Four-Way Cut
Simey Cut
Top Change
Erdnase Houdini Change
Simon's Open Hand Change
Simon's Floop
Simon's Backward Balthazar
Sousa Munez C... -
Slip Cut and Variations
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Thompson Cut
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Leave it Out
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Triple Table Cut
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Charlie Cut
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Front Cut from Middle
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Four Way Cut
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Top Change
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Erdnase / Houdini Change
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Simon's Open Hand Change
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Simon's Floop
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Simon's Backward Balthazer
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DeSousa / Munez Change
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3-Way Spin Change
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Simon's Double Lift Change
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Dan Garret's Change
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Marlo Table Change
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 5 Full Volume - Download
Volume 5:
Simon's Multiple in Hands Top Change
Simon's Table Top Change
Braue Reversal
Piet Forton Pop Out
Drop Turn Over
Slap Turnover
Biddle move
ATFUS Move
Wesley's On the Up Move
Marlo's Tilt Move
Add On
Deep Force up Switch
Tent Vanish
The Glide
Culling a Card
Rub Away Vanish
Glimpse Turnove... -
Simon's Multiple in Hands Top Change
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Simon's Table Top Change
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Braue Reversal
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Piet Forton Pop Out
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Drop Turn Over
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Slap Turnover
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Biddle Move
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ATFUS Move
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Wesley's On the Up Move
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Marlo's Tilt Move
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Deep Face up Switch
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Tent Vanish
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Culling a Card and Culling Multiple Cards
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Rub Away Vanish and Rub Away Vanish with Case
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Glimpse Turnover
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Double Peek Control
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Buckle Control
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Buckle Spread
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Buckle From a Packet
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Elmsley Count
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Siva Count
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5 or More as 4 Elmsley
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Jordon Displacement
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Flushtration Count
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Gemini Count
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Ascanio Spread
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5 as 4 Between Hands
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Marlo Pull Down
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Hamman Count
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Encyclopedia of Card Moves Volume 6 Full Volume - Download
Volume 6:
Overhand Stack for One Card
Overhand Stack for Two Card
Riffle Stacking
Mucking One Card
Mucking Two Card
Stealing from a Hand
Palming Magician Style
Flat Palm
Gambler's Cop
Bottom Palming-Erdnase
Bottom Palming-Jennings
One Hand Palm
Nailing
Pickup Stack
Bubble Peek
Shuffle Peek
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Overhand Stack for One Card
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Overhand Stack for Two Cards
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Riffle Stacking
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Mucking One Card
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Mucking Two Cards
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Stealing from a Hand
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Palming Magician Style
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Gambler's Cop
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Bottom Palming-Erdnase
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Bottom Palming-Jennings
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One Hand Palm
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Pick Up Stack
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Bubble Peek
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Shuffle Peek
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Black Jack Peek
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Four Flushing
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Drop Switch
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Hand to Hand Switch
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Poker Switch
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Do You Want to Learn Magic? Full Volume - Download
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Introduction: Do You Want to Learn Magic?
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One Pack Wonder
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Two Decks are Better Than One
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Vanish & Reappear Coin Trick
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The Money Roll
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The Jumping Match
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Card in Envelope
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Cut & Restored Rope
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Rubber Band Penetration
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Mind Reading Book Trick
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Card on Napkin
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Table Coin Vanish
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Coin Thru Table
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Card in Mind
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Outro: Do You Want to Learn Magic?
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Do You Want to Levitate? Full Volume - Download
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Introduction: Levitation
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The Illusion
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The Secret
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Easy Coin Magic Full Volume - Download
Learn all the basics of coin magic, the fundamental moves, advanced techniques, and great routines to follow in this series of full coin effects with Ben Salinas. With the help of this course and a little practice, you can be a stunning coin illusionist in no time!
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Introduction: Easy Coin Magic
Ben Salinas introduces his series Easy Coin Magic, the quintessential collection of coin magic for any aspiring magic attempting to advance their sleight of hand artistry. Everything you'll need is included here: the basics, the rudimentary moves, some advanced techniques, and great routines appl...
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Holds, Grips & Palms
To begin your journey towards becoming an excellent coin magician, it's essential to learn some of the basic holds, grips, and palms that you'll have to apply to many routines while practicing coin magic. Starting with the Finger Palm, a concealment technique you'll use very often throughout this...
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Ramsay Subtlety
The Ramsey Subtlety, credited to John Ramsay, is the perfect concealment that'll stump your audience every time. You'll be able to reveal a completely empty hand, while still shielding the coin from their probing eyes. You'll just need the basics of finger palm, and you'll be set, ready to includ...
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Classic Palm
The Classic Palm is just that, a classic. It may be the oldest way documented for concealing a coin in existence. Easy to master, an invaluable tool to keep at the ready in your coin magic arsenal. You'll be coming back to this move again and again.
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Kaps
Invented by the Dutch magician Fred Kaps, is the Kaps Subtlety. This move is a natural extension to the Classic Palm. A very simple maneuver that only involves two things: Classic Palm and turning your open hand towards yourself. This gives the audience a good view of your hand, while still keepi...
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Fingertip Rest
The name says it all with this next subtlety. The coin will rest directly on the plantar side of your fingertips. This enables you to casually place your hand on any flat surface without arousing suspicion amongst your audience. You can naturally and effortlessly transition from Classic Palm to t...
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Thumb Palm
In one swift movement from the tips of your fingers to your thumb, you'll clip the coin so smooth and quickly that no one will be able to figure out where it disappeared to. Another subtlety you'll want to keep in your back pocket for more exhilarating coin magic to come.
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Downs Palm
From the crowned "King of Koins" T. Nelson Downs, comes the Downs Palm. This classic handling allows you to easily vanish a coin, and to make it reappear just as effortlessly. You'll even be able to present an empty hand to your audience after completing this compelling concealment.
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Back Clip
The Back Clip, also known as the Tenkai Pinch, the coin disappears by being quite literally clipped out to the back the hand. Once you've ushered the coin out the rear side of your hand, your pinky will clip it into place. If you're careful to mind your angles when performing this move, it'll giv...
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Back Palm
Now, Ben presents a classic coin move from the olden days of coin manipulation. To perform the Back Palm, you'll do just that - palm the coin on the backside of your hand. You'll swoop your two middle fingers down and underneath the coin, scooping to the back of your hand. Perfecting this move wi...
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Deep Back Clip
Now we have the Deep Back Clip, a production maneuver. You'll start with just one, singular coin. Then, with one slight toss - another with miraculously appear out of thin air. Remember, this is another move only to be used when your audience is gathered close around you looking down at your han...
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Edge Grip Variation 1
Ben demonstrates two versions of the Edge Grip, another classic coin concealment from way back when. The first version has you clip the coin between the tips of your thumb and middle finger, where a view of its position has been obstructed. To really sell the move, you'll need another coin to dra...
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Curl Palm
Next is the Curl Palm, which is a great in-between move. A highly useful utility move that can be helpful when bridging the gaps in routine between other holds and palms. Let's say you had a coin in Edge Palm, how do you explain the awkward position your hands are in when the extra coin has been ...
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JW Grip
This next fun little piece of coin magic is the JW Grip, created by Jimmy Wilson in the 1940s. It's a grip that has seen a notable increase in popularity within coin magic in recent years. After watching the tutorial, you'll understand why. The second phalange on your first finger holds the coin ...
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Bobo Switch
The first sleight to introduce the shift into utility moves is none other than J.B. Bobo's Bobo Switch. You'll learn to wondrously replace one coin with another by throwing one of the coins back and forth between your hands. It all takes place under the cover of that very throwing motion. One las...
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Shuttle Pass
The next is an essential utility move, the Shuttle Pass. This move will have audiences thinking you're doing nothing more than tossing two coins back and forth, but there is always more going on behind the scenes than any good magician lets on. You're really just tossing one coin back and forth w...
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Al Baker Steal
Imagine the Shuttle Pass, but with one more coin added into the mix. Imagining it? Then you've basically got yourself the Al Baker Steal. You'll start with four coins in one hand, and you'll nonchalantly toss them to your other hand. There should be four coins in your other hand now, right? Wrong...
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Friction Palm
Most often credited to Johnny Benzais, the Friction Palm is another way of tossing a number of coins from one hand to the other while secretly leaving one behind. This time, you won't need to utilize any palming techniques, though - the coin left behind will be held in place by nothing other than...
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Click Pass
The next utility to learn is the Click Pass. This move is for when you have a couple of coins in one hand, and you need to convincingly pass them into the other... The catch? You want to leave one behind. How can you really sell this? What will make it almost impossible to doubt that you've done ...
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Spellbound
This next move, Spellbound, allows you to transpose two coins. One minute the coin is in one hand, the next minute a completely different coin has mysteriously taken its place. All it takes is a little rub, rub, rub and you've done something extraordinary.
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Spellbound Variation
Ben presents a variation of the Spellbound change. Almost everything is the same, except for one thing. This variation uses the French Drop for a smoother, sans rubbing transposition. You'll also be able to present an actual, completely empty hand to the audience afterward. A win, win.
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Spellbound Variation 2
This routine takes some of Dai Vernon's classic moves in Spellbound and reworks them to create an amusing little modern routine. You'll present the audience with a new counterfeit coin that's been making its way through the magic circuit. It may look like just any old half dollar, but really its ...
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Han Ping Chen
This move is an old classic from the deep dark depths of coin magic. It's a method of getting all of your coins into one hand, similarly to the Shuttle Pass. In recent years though, Han Ping Chen has been all but completely replaced with more modern and efficient moves. Nevertheless, it is a trul...
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Finger Palm Production
To begin the transition to productions, making a coin appear at your fingertips, is the Finger Palm Production. This production is easy to learn, practical and versatile. It can be used to produce a coin from behind someone's ear, behind an object on a table and much more.
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Classic Palm Production
Next is the Classic Palm Production. You'll do a little wave and out of nowhere, a coin appears. What's going on here? To figure it out, you have to look no farther than its name. You release the coin from Classic Palm during your waving motion. In an instance, where there was no coin in sight, t...
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Downs Palm Production
Ben demonstrates how to produce a coin from Downs Palm. One wave of your hand and the coin will just pop into existence. How does it work? As you may have guessed, you are simply going in and out of Downs Palm. Simple enough, right? How does something so simple appear to be so magical, though?
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L'Homme Masque Production
Your hand is completely and undeniably empty. You make a fist and suddenly a coin appears? How is it possible? Another clever little production from Classic Palm, the L'Homme Masque Production, is how.
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Coin Production from Clothing
Using nothing but the production from Finger Palm, Ben shows you how to make a coin appear from your or your spectator's clothing. A pull there, a slight tug here and suddenly, a coin materializes right out of the material on yours or their shirt.
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Coin Production from Handkerchief
This is a production that works wonderfully at a dinner party. If you have a napkin or handkerchief accessible, you can perform this sleight. Your friends and family will be positively charmed when you produce a coin from the handkerchief, especially after you've provided ample proof that there w...
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Finger Palm Vanish
Now it's time for the fun stuff: vanishes. Kicking it off with an easy one, the Finger Palm Vanish. It depends upon your timing and ability to really sell a move. If you slack there, your audience will know something's up. You wouldn't want to expose this move, right?
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Finger Palm Vanish Variation
This variation on the Finger Palm Vanish follows the same principles as its predecessor. It's all about your ability to sell your act, again. Even though you never actually pick the coin up, it'll look just like it evaporated as soon as it touched your fingers. One second it's in one of your hand...
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French Drop
This vanish is equal parts pretty and easy. The French Drop is a very popular and widely used sleight that every great magician should know. It's a highly versatile sleight, one that's not just useful in coin magic, but in sleights of all kinds. Mastering this move is sure to pay off in the long ...
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French Drop Multiple Coins
Using the same mechanics, this variation on the French Drop packs in an extra illusion with its completion. Since you are vanishing multiple coins at once, you have the added bonus of sound. The clicking of the coins, while you're performing this vanish, is a value add that works to further convi...
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Striking Vanish
This next brilliant vanish was created by the even more brilliant magician, David Williamson. After innocently tapping the coin with a pen of your choice, it will actually vanish right before your audience's eyes. You'll never close your hand or obstruct their view of the coin in any way. How is ...
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J.W. Vanish
The J.W. or Jimmy Wilson Vanish uses the mechanics you previously learned with the J.W. Grip. It's a top-notch coin concealment turned into one of the most striking and shocking coin vanishes in magic.
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Jumbo Coins
Ben introduces the next segment in this series, jumbo coins. They're big three-inch, metal coins that you can find in novelty shops, magic shops, or online. Jumbo coins are perfect for producing at the end of a coin routine for a big, flashy finish, from someone's ear, or you can use it for when ...
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Basic Grips
Ben demonstrates some of the basic grips you'll need to know when handling jumbo coins. The first grip up is the good old Tenkai Palm. This grip is the most popular and widely used when using jumbo coins.
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Curl Palm
An extension of the Tenkai Palm is this move, the Curl Palm. Curl Palm holds the coin along the middle fiddle and curls around it. This action creates a shield around the coin and frees up the thumb, allowing for you to multitask while hiding the coin. Maybe you could pick up a handkerchief or si...
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Full Palm
Ben demonstrates what he uses to produce a jumbo coin from a spectator's ear. The Full Palm is almost like a classic palm done with a jumbo coin, but a bit different for some obviously big reasons. Your fingers will wrap around and over the coin, with your thumb running along its edge. This is th...
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Basic Productions
Now to move into some of the basic productions to be utilized with jumbo coins. Ben kicks it off with the Full Palm Production. To perform this you'll need to push your thumb underneath the coin, and kick it upwards to your fingertips. Keep in mind, the more of the coin you show and the less hand...
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Jumbo Coin Production
Now you'll learn how to produce a jumbo coin from a regular-sized one. Just like the Shuttle Pass, you'll be substituting one coin for another, just with a bit larger results. This is something that'll come in handy later when practicing the Flurry routine.
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Basic Vanishes
Moving on, Ben introduces some basic vanishes for when you're working with jumbo coins. Can you really still make a coin disappear when it's 5x its original size? You may pleasantly surprise yourself.
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Retention Vanish into Tenkai
Just like the Toss Vanish, you'll be able to make a jumbo coin disappear by placing the coin into Tenkai Palm. This cover will hide the coin as you continue to act out the rest of the vanish. The audience will be none the wiser until you turn over your hand to reveal... the jumbo coin has been lo...
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One Coin Flurry
The last segment of this series sees Ben covering full-blown routines with coins, where you'll put everything you've learned so far together into a cohesive whole. You finally have all the pieces of the puzzle and are ready to present your finished product to the world. The first routine up is th...
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Coins Across
Where are the coins? Which hand are they in? Where will they end up next? These are all questions your audience will be asking themselves when you perform Coins Across for them. You'll always be one step ahead of the curve. Or one coin ahead, should we say?
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Coin Thru Handkerchief
Ben demonstrates a classic coin routine by Bobo. The Coin Thru Handkerchief is very effective and convincing, the audience will have a hard time explaining the magic you've displayed. Since you've shown them every angle of this trick, underneath the handkerchief included, what you've down will se...
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Coins Thru the Table
Now, using the Han Ping Chen move, you'll learn how to perform the routine Coins Thru the Table. You can also use the move to perform a larger scale Coins Across Routine. Either way, you're gearing up for a massively impressive and unforgettable routine.
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Coin in the Pen
A vanish and production move slapped into one really entertaining and interesting routine. Who knew that all you needed to perform some serious coin magic was just one pen? Ben performs one of his favorite routines. A quick, simple and topical venture into coin magic that will have audiences' hea...
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The Matrix
All credit is given to the great Al Schneider when performing this classic coin routine. The Matrix combines cards and coins to create a visually spectacular routine that'll really blow your audience away. All this while still being relatively easy to master and perform.
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Chinese Coin Assembly
Starting with the classic Matrix Position, you'll have four coins displayed. Instead of using cards like before, you'll only need to use your hands to make the coins travel across the table at your will. A few waves of your hands and soon enough all the coins have found there way back to each oth...
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Fingertip Coins Across
Now its time for one of the most popular coin plots in all of modern coin magic, Fingertip Coins Across. It's also known by the more popular name that Chris Kenner gave his rendition, the Free Fly. Soon as you watch this tutorial, you'll understand why it's garnered such a good reputation. You'll...
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Coins to Glass
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Four Coin Production
A variation of Cardini's Touch of Midas, the Four Coin Production is as straight forward and practical as it gets in coin magic. Where once there was nothing, now lies two dollars worth of half dollars. Might come in handy later when you find yourself short on cash.
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Three Coin Production & Vanish
You start out with two hands and a little bit of magic. You just need to squeeze your fist hard enough and poof! A coin appears right smack in the middle of your palm. That's not enough, though! Just reach over to the elbow and poof! Another coin materializes out of thin air. You touch the opposi...
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2 in Hand 1 in Pocket
You place two coins in your hand, the third goes into your pocket. It doesn't like to stay put though, this coin is very flighty. No sooner has it entered your pocket, does it leap out, travel up your arm, and across your chest to join the other coins. Maybe it isn't as flighty as it just has som...