to put one testor into a strangers hand, and another into your owne, and to conveie both into the strangers hand with words\n"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins)\n unknown\nhow to deliver to one man one sixpence, and to another another sixpence, and to make both the testors come into one mans hand\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To put one testor into a strangers hand, and another into your owne, and to conveie both into the strangers hand with words
"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins)
to conveie a testor out of ones hand that holdeth it fast\ncoin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears with coin in performer's or another spectator's hand\n unknown\nhow to seeme to blow a sixe pence out of another mans hand\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To conveie a testor out of ones hand that holdeth it fast
coin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears with coin in performer's or another spectator's hand
how to seeme to blow a sixe pence out of another mans hand\ncoin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears at sleeve\n unknown\nto conveie a testor out of ones hand that holdeth it fast\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to seeme to blow a sixe pence out of another mans hand
coin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears at sleeve
how to deliver to one man one sixpence, and to another another sixpence, and to make both the testors come into one mans hand\n"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins), coin stolen from palm of another spectator with sticky fingers\n unknown\nto put one testor into a strangers hand, and another into your owne, and to conveie both into the strangers hand with words\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to deliver to one man one sixpence, and to another another sixpence, and to make both the testors come into one mans hand
"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins), coin stolen from palm of another spectator with sticky fingers
the multiplication of money\ncoins are borrowed and multiplied, with or without coin tray\n unknown\nthe multiplication of money\njoseph michael hartz
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Multiplication of Money
coins are borrowed and multiplied, with or without coin tray
the eight coins and two brass covers\nfour borrowed coins each under two brass covers, coins travel from one pile to the other, two shells, also done in hands of spectator without covers\nprofessor hoffmann
1890
more magic Professor Hoffmann
The eight Coins and two Brass Covers
four borrowed coins each under two brass covers, coins travel from one pile to the other, two shells, also done in hands of spectator without covers
die thalerwanderung\nsecond part of description, including the traveling of a coin into the spectator's hand\n unknown\ndie thalerwanderung\n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die Thalerwanderung
second part of description, including the traveling of a coin into the spectator's hand
die unsichtbare wanderung eines thalers\nborrowed marked coin vanishes from hand of spectator and reappears in another spectator's pocket, attachable hook gimmick\n unknown
1895
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die unsichtbare Wanderung eines Thalers
borrowed marked coin vanishes from hand of spectator and reappears in another spectator's pocket, attachable hook gimmick
die thalerwanderung\nthree coins in each hand, they travel from hand to hand one by one, last one in hand of spectator, one ahead with extra coin\n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die Thalerwanderung
three coins in each hand, they travel from hand to hand one by one, last one in hand of spectator, one ahead with extra coin
the lynn pennies\nseven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed, repeated twice\nterry lynn\nthe seven penny trick\nterry lynn
1948
principles and deceptions Terry Lynn
The Lynn Pennies
seven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed, repeated twice
the seven penny trick\nseven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed, repeated twice\nterry lynn\npenny-tration\nharry baker\nthe lynn pennies\nterry lynn\nthe magnificent seven\nharry lorayne\ncoin through spectator's hand\nmichael weber\nterry lynn\nzeit ist geld\nmanuel muerte\nsevin\nmichael weber\nterry lynn\nvoodoo coins\nmichael weber
1966
the new modern coin magic Terry Lynn
The Seven Penny Trick
seven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed, repeated twice
coins in flight\n1. six coins travel from hand to tray
2. repeat with two
3. from hand to hand
4. two spectators have twelve coins, four travel across\njohann nepomuk hofzinser
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
Coins In Flight
1. six coins travel from hand to tray
2. repeat with two
3. from hand to hand
4. two spectators have twelve coins, four travel across
katch koin\ncoin is dropped into spectator's hand, who has to close his hand around the coin quickly with eyes closed, coin is back in performer's hand\nkarl fulves\nkatch koin\nkarl fulves
1974
close-up mental magic Karl Fulves
Katch Koin
coin is dropped into spectator's hand, who has to close his hand around the coin quickly with eyes closed, coin is back in performer's hand
the magnificent seven\nseven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed\nharry lorayne\nthe seven penny trick\nterry lynn
1977
the magic book Harry Lorayne
The Magnificent Seven
seven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed
katch koin\nno. 22, coin is dropped into spectator's hand, who has to close his hand around the coin quickly with eyes closed, coin is back in performer's hand\nkarl fulves\nkatch koin\nkarl fulves
1979
self-working mental magic Karl Fulves
Katch Koin
No. 22, coin is dropped into spectator's hand, who has to close his hand around the coin quickly with eyes closed, coin is back in performer's hand
quarter finals\ncoin snatching stunt in which spectator cannot trap coin balanced on performer's finger, in the end the coin ends up underneath coin in spectator's hand\nkarl fulves\nthe coin game\nmax malini
1980
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Quarter Finals
coin snatching stunt in which spectator cannot trap coin balanced on performer's finger, in the end the coin ends up underneath coin in spectator's hand
merlin's magic\nno. 7, eight coins counted on a book and then held by spectator, one coin vanishes and joins the other coins\n unknown
1981
self-working table magic
Unknown
Merlin's Magic
No. 7, eight coins counted on a book and then held by spectator, one coin vanishes and joins the other coins
coin through spectator's hand\nseven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed\nmichael weber\nterry lynn\nthe seven penny trick\nterry lynn\ntightfisted in italy\njay sankey\nmichael weber\nsevin\nmichael weber\nterry lynn\nsevin\nmichael weber\nterry lynn\nvoodoo coins\nmichael weber
1984
side effects Michael Weber, Terry Lynn
Coin Through Spectator's Hand
seven coins counted into spectator's hand, one magically removed
incredible coins across\ninto spectator's hands, last coin comes from thin air\nmichael ammar\nmonedas a través de las mangas\njoaquín navajas
1986
magical arts journal Michael Ammar
Incredible Coins Across
into spectator's hands, last coin comes from thin air
the chinese connection\nin spectator's hand where they change into chinese as a climax\nlarry jennings
1986
the classic magic of larry jennings Larry Jennings
The Chinese Connection
in spectator's hand where they change into chinese as a climax
moneyfly\nno. 63, coin travels into spectator's hand, using money tray made from bill\nronald b. edwards\nkarl fulves\nmultifly\nronald b. edwards
1989
self-working coin magic Ronald B. Edwards, Karl Fulves
Moneyfly
No. 63, coin travels into spectator's hand, using money tray made from bill
g. k. spectator coins across\nfour coins across, slightly different than version in "continuations ... departures 1"\ngary kurtz\ng.k. spectator coins across\ngary kurtz
1989
continuations and departures Gary Kurtz
G. K. Spectator Coins Across
four coins across, slightly different than version in "Continuations ... Departures 1"
a familiar ring\nshell coins across with spectator's finger ring\npaul gertner\nshell coins across\ndavid roth\nyour personal safe\ndaniel garcia
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
over and over, again\nthree copper and three silver coins, two copper coins join the other coins one by one, last coin joins rest held by spectator\nmike gallo
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Mike Gallo
Over and Over, Again
three copper and three silver coins, two copper coins join the other coins one by one, last coin joins rest held by spectator
zeit ist geld\nfour coins counted into spectator's hand, one is magically removed, instead of traveling back it travels under spectator's watch\nmanuel muerte\n"watch the coin" (mark sicher, try it...you'll like it, 1990)\nthe seven penny trick\nterry lynn
1996
7 close-up Manuel Muerte
Zeit ist Geld
four coins counted into spectator's hand, one is magically removed, instead of traveling back it travels under spectator's watch
Inspired by
"Watch the coin" (Mark Sicher, Try it...you'll like it, 1990)
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
1999
mietek — lecture notes David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
2001
made in france David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
clip art\ncopper and silver coin, one given to spectator, performer's coin travels into spectator's hand\nfrank garcia
2002
latter day secrets Frank Garcia
Clip Art
copper and silver coin, one given to spectator, performer's coin travels into spectator's hand
flipped out\n- spectator's coin across
- spectator's coin through the table\nmichael powers\nron jaxon\nantony gerard
2006
power plays Michael Powers, Ron Jaxon, Antony Gerard
your personal safe\ncoins across, coins travel to spectator's hand (which is holding their own finger ring). at the end, ring will vanish from their own hand and appears in magician's hand\ndaniel garcia\na familiar ring\npaul gertner
2009
limited Daniel Garcia
Your Personal Safe
Coins across, coins travel to spectator's hand (which is holding their own finger ring). At the end, ring will vanish from their own hand and appears in magician's hand
shortser cut\nstack ten coins, any named number instantly snatched, repeated with signed coin and from spectator's hand, "shrimp concept"\ntyler wilson
2014
the eh team Tyler Wilson
Shortser Cut
stack ten coins, any named number instantly snatched, repeated with signed coin and from spectator's hand, "Shrimp concept"
monedas de mano a mano\nfour coins from hand to hand, last one in spectator's hand\njoaquín matas\nricardo vizcarra
2016
a fuego lento — volumen ii Joaquín Matas, Ricardo Vizcarra
Monedas de Mano a Mano
four coins from hand to hand, last one in spectator's hand
voodoo coins\nseven coins counted into spectator's hand, one vanishes\nmichael weber\nthe seven penny trick\nterry lynn\ncoin through spectator's hand\nmichael weber\nterry lynn
2017
black tears Michael Weber
Voodoo Coins
seven coins counted into spectator's hand, one vanishes
monedas a través de las mangas\nfrom hand to hand, through sleeve presentation\njoaquín navajas\nincredible coins across\nmichael ammar
2019
monedas personales y más Joaquín Navajas
eine münzwanderung\nshown to latz by unknown american soldier, coins vanish from glass and appear in spectator's hand\nmichael sondermeyer\nkarl-heinz latz
2019
seminar 2019 Michael Sondermeyer, Karl-Heinz Latz
Eine Münzwanderung
shown to Latz by unknown American soldier, coins vanish from glass and appear in spectator's hand