pay day \n coins distributed to envelopes with mathematical procedure, predicted, see page 746 for correction \n jack vosburgh \n the lazy mentalist \n barrie richardson
1941
the jinx 101-151 Jack Vosburgh
Pay Day
coins distributed to envelopes with mathematical procedure, predicted, see page 746 for correction
weird coin \n coin borrowed, half deck dealt in four piles, top card correspond with year of coin, sum counted down, card predicted \n del cartier
1941
the jinx 101-151 Del Cartier
Weird Coin
coin borrowed, half deck dealt in four piles, top card correspond with year of coin, sum counted down, card predicted
date on a borrowed coin \n date appears as image in dark room, luminous paint \n syl reilly
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2 Syl Reilly
Date on a Borrowed Coin
date appears as image in dark room, luminous paint
chicken feed \n amount of change in spectator's pocket, pocket writing, spiked billet \n al baker \n implanted thought \n stuart p. cramer
1949
the secret ways of al baker Al Baker
Chicken Feed
amount of change in spectator's pocket, pocket writing, spiked billet
two quickies \n - transposition of two cards
- forcing a number with coins \n ronald b. edwards \n small change prediction \n ronald b. edwards
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300 Ronald B. Edwards
the nine mystery \n coins placed in a q shape, spectator counts clockwise and anticlockwise, predict the endpoint of the count \n unknown \n the nine mystery \n unknown \n a penny for your thoughts \n stephen tucker
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Unknown
The Nine Mystery
coins placed in a Q shape, spectator counts clockwise and anticlockwise, predict the endpoint of the count
on satan's seal \n one of four coins chosen, predicted \n the amazing maurice \n satan's seal \n ben christopher
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 The Amazing Maurice
mcdonald's american lady \n three coins, one placed on one of three cards, prediction \n david hardy
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii David Hardy
McDonald's American Lady
three coins, one placed on one of three cards, prediction
cups & coins \n four different coins and cups, spectator drops coin in any cup, under cup is prediction of that coin, bottomless paper cups \n robert parrish \n problem in prophecy \n don nielsen
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Robert Parrish
Cups & Coins
four different coins and cups, spectator drops coin in any cup, under cup is prediction of that coin, bottomless paper cups
small change prediction \n forcing 2010 with coins \n ronald b. edwards \n two quickies \n ronald b. edwards
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Ronald B. Edwards
the nine mystery \n coins placed in a q shape, spectator counts clockwise and anticlockwise, predict the endpoint of the count \n unknown \n the nine mystery \n unknown
1977
the magic book
Unknown
The Nine Mystery
coins placed in a Q shape, spectator counts clockwise and anticlockwise, predict the endpoint of the count
heads up! \n all spectators throw coins, and are eliminated until one remains, coin and date is predicted \n marvin miller
1979
the compleat magick — volume iii Marvin Miller
Heads Up!
all spectators throw coins, and are eliminated until one remains, coin and date is predicted
precoinition \n box with different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
- gaffed box version (corinda money box)
- no gaff version (verbal ploy, spectators assume there are more coins) \n philip t. goldstein \n (7) corinda's "money box" \n tony corinda \n precoinition \n max maven \n precoinition \n max maven
1980
pabular Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
Gaffed Box Version (Corinda Money Box)
No Gaff Version (verbal ploy, spectators assume there are more coins)
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
1982
12/12 Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
coin-nection \n chosen coin is predicted in a box, another chosen coin vanishes and reappears in box, magnets \n steve dusheck \n thomas alan waters
1984
the new york magic symposium — collection 3 Steve Dusheck, Thomas Alan Waters
Coin-Nection
chosen coin is predicted in a box, another chosen coin vanishes and reappears in box, magnets
cross roads \n cross made from two rows of different coins, marker moved on coins, final position predicted \n karl fulves \n the capital q \n unknown
1993
rigmarole Karl Fulves
Cross Roads
cross made from two rows of different coins, marker moved on coins, final position predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
1997
fism '97 Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
a mind for money \n five envelope with some coin change, four chosen, content added, amount predicted \n tony bartolotta \n informant \n karl fulves \n informant \n karl fulves \n letters \n c. d. oeloff \n vernon winiecke \n howard schaefer \n r. farrell
1997
underworld Tony Bartolotta
A Mind For Money
five envelope with some coin change, four chosen, content added, amount predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
1999
rocky notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
1999
baltimore notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
"iou" aka "the serpent" \n spectator jots down any amount and performer divines it by placing the exact amount of money from his wallet and purse on the table, then he shows, that he did not have more money, so he predicted the amount beforehand \n jas jakutsch
1999
completely mental - vol. 1 Jas Jakutsch
"IOU" AKA "The Serpent"
spectator jots down any amount and performer divines it by placing the exact amount of money from his wallet and purse on the table, then he shows, that he did not have more money, so he predicted the amount beforehand
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2000
missouri notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2000
texas notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2000
northeast Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
tric trac \n nine coins in square, one chosen, date predicted \n karl fulves \n trac two \n karl fulves \n never was \n karl fulves
2001
hex squared Karl Fulves
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2001
san jose notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2002
mawny notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2003
... land notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2004
easthournotes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2004
notes you covet Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n philip t. goldstein
2004
mindvention notes Philip T. Goldstein
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
net worth \n handful of coins grabbed, some exchanged, end result predicted \n barrie richardson \n club 71, holiday 2002
2005
act two Barrie Richardson
Net Worth
handful of coins grabbed, some exchanged, end result predicted
coins in a strange land \n mathematical spelling trick with row of four coins, based on stewart james "stranger in a strange land" \n jim steinmeyer \n stewart james
2006
further impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer, Stewart James
Coins in a Strange Land
mathematical spelling trick with row of four coins, based on Stewart James "Stranger in a Strange Land"
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n max maven \n precoinition \n philip t. goldstein
2009
las vegas lecture Max Maven
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
precoinition \n box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted \n max maven \n precoinition \n philip t. goldstein
2010
maven on topic: mentalism Max Maven
Precoinition
box with (apparently many but only four) different coins shown, chosen one is predicted
a.f. taft prediction \n spectator places three coins on three piles of cards, order predicted, inspired by gardner's "ace-two-three trick" (ibidem #6) \n steve beam \n mr. lucky \n paul harris
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Steve Beam
A.F. Taft Prediction
spectator places three coins on three piles of cards, order predicted, inspired by Gardner's "Ace-Two-Three Trick" (Ibidem #6)
doppelte münzenvorhersage \n selection of coins, two events are predicted, with post-it pad and names written on predictions \n sveroni \n poker dream \n sveroni
2013
alte neuheiten Sveroni
Doppelte Münzenvorhersage
selection of coins, two events are predicted, with post-it pad and names written on predictions
bonus effect \n version of "the tricks that fooled einstein"/"jackpot coins" ("i have exactly as much as you, plus...") \n michael weber
2015
making things right Michael Weber
Bonus Effect
version of "The Tricks that Fooled Einstein"/"Jackpot Coins" ("I have exactly as much as you, plus...")
hive mind \n spectators help create a prediction about the number of coins held by two spectators (pennies, quarters, nickels and dimes), mathematical principle based on red/black relationship principle \n matt baker \n "the intuition test" (dr larry hass, deep mental mysteries)
2019
the buena vista shuffle club Matt Baker
Hive Mind
Spectators help create a prediction about the number of coins held by two spectators (pennies, quarters, nickels and dimes), mathematical principle based on red/black relationship principle
Inspired by
"The Intuition Test" (Dr Larry Hass, Deep Mental Mysteries)
flipped out \n three imaginary coins, chosen one predicted and also whether it is heads or tails up \n michael powers \n "positive negative" (phil goldstein, syzygy #1, 1994, also videomind 1997)
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
Flipped Out
three imaginary coins, chosen one predicted and also whether it is heads or tails up
Inspired by
"Positive Negative" (Phil Goldstein, Syzygy #1, 1994, also Videomind 1997)
icon redux \n "a multi-phase mental coin routine"
- phase 1: spinning is everything (heads or tails predicted)
- phase 2: a penny for your thoughts (coin after elimination process predicted)
- phase 3: heads up (date on a chosen coin predicted)
- phase 4: eye-con (coin bends)
- phase 5: a supplementary continuation
- phase 6: folie à plusieurs
- afterthoughts
- further thoughts (incorporating yigal mesika's "electric touch")
- notes \n paul vigil
2019
icons Paul Vigil
ICON Redux
"A Multi-Phase Mental Coin Routine"
Phase 1: Spinning is Everything (heads or tails predicted)
Phase 2: A Penny for your Thoughts (coin after elimination process predicted)
Phase 3: Heads Up (date on a chosen coin predicted)
Phase 4: Eye-Con (coin bends)
Phase 5: A Supplementary Continuation
Phase 6: Folie à Plusieurs
Afterthoughts
Further Thoughts (incorporating Yigal Mesika's "Electric Touch")
eliminate the negative \n three imaginary coins, chosen one predicted and also whether it is heads or tails up \n john lovick \n "positive negative" (phil goldstein, syzygy #1, 1994) \n "proof positive" (david parr, magic, oct. 2005)
2020
elixir John Lovick
Eliminate the Negative
three imaginary coins, chosen one predicted and also whether it is heads or tails up