das balancieren mehrerer münzen\nbalancing two coins on their edges on top of each other between thumb and first finger\n unknown
1896
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Balancieren mehrerer Münzen
balancing two coins on their edges on top of each other between thumb and first finger
geldkunststücke\ncoin rolls back and forth on blade of knife, second coin vanishes and reappears, coin with thread loop\n unknown
1896
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Geldkunststücke
coin rolls back and forth on blade of knife, second coin vanishes and reappears, coin with thread loop
das lesen mit den fingerspitzen\ncoin marked, it is located by sense of touch by performer among other coins, temperature\n unknown
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Das Lesen mit den Fingerspitzen
coin marked, it is located by sense of touch by performer among other coins, temperature
das ei des columbus\negg balanced upright, then card balanced upright on egg and coin on that, all on wand\n unknown\nmagische potpourri\neduard hensel
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Das Ei des Columbus
egg balanced upright, then card balanced upright on egg and coin on that, all on wand
das glas als geldschrank\nsmall coin in shot glass, sealed with bigger coin that gets stuck halfway in glass, challenge to remove small coin without touching anything, blowing\n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Glas als Geldschrank
small coin in shot glass, sealed with bigger coin that gets stuck halfway in glass, challenge to remove small coin without touching anything, blowing
a blindfold detection\nmarked coins shuffled among others coins in hat, performer finds first coin blindfolded, second penetrates hat\n unknown\nwitch's coin\nmarshall weinstein
1935
coin magic
Unknown
A Blindfold Detection
marked coins shuffled among others coins in hat, performer finds first coin blindfolded, second penetrates hat
wet cent\nsmall balls in tube filled with water are extracted without spilling the water, also with coins\nnile rothenbach
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250 Nile Rothenbach
Wet Cent
small balls in tube filled with water are extracted without spilling the water, also with coins
penceforth or a date with a mint mark\npicking out a coin of a certain date from a bag full of coins\nernest w. brady
1961
the new phoenix 351-400 Ernest W. Brady
Penceforth or A Date with a Mint Mark
picking out a coin of a certain date from a bag full of coins
the coin game\ncoin snatching technique, hand is wrapped with handkerchief except first finger, spectator cannot take the coin\nmax malini\nquarter finals\nkarl fulves
1962
malini and his magic Max Malini
The Coin Game
coin snatching technique, hand is wrapped with handkerchief except first finger, spectator cannot take the coin
a sense of touch\ncoins with same dates in hat, one coin with odd date is added and quickly found by performer\npatrick page
1974
tricks with coins Patrick Page
A Sense of Touch
coins with same dates in hat, one coin with odd date is added and quickly found by performer
witch's coin\nmarked coin among other coins is found in bag\nmarshall weinstein\na blindfold detection\n unknown
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii Marshall Weinstein
sense of touch perfected\nbag made from handkerchief, different coins are divined and date on last coin\nhorace e. bennett\nwanderful\nhoward schwarzman\nsense of touch\ndon nielson
1975
bennett's best Horace E. Bennett
Sense of Touch Perfected
bag made from handkerchief, different coins are divined and date on last coin
aero-dynamic dollar\nbill with 2 quarters in it is folded into propellor and tossed to ceiling where it sticks\nthomas a. o'lenick
1978
las vegas close-up Thomas A. O'Lenick
Aero-Dynamic Dollar
bill with 2 quarters in it is folded into propellor and tossed to ceiling where it sticks
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
over the head\nfour coins are tossed one at a time, over the head and caught in the other hand behind the back. the coins are shown spread between the fingers\nron macmillan
1981
modern art of coin manipulation Ron MacMillan
Over The Head
four coins are tossed one at a time, over the head and caught in the other hand behind the back. The coins are shown spread between the fingers
aero-dynamic dollar\nbill with two quarters in it is folded into propellor and tossed to ceiling where it sticks\nthomas a. o'lenick
1996
the art of astonishment - book 1 Thomas A. O'Lenick
Aero-Dynamic Dollar
bill with two quarters in it is folded into propellor and tossed to ceiling where it sticks
fait's coins\n"unsolved mysteries"
three coins stuck to forehead, chosen one drops, no method given\ncharles w. fait
1997
the fine print Charles W. Fait
Fait's Coins
"Unsolved Mysteries"
three coins stuck to forehead, chosen one drops, no method given
mark down ii\nfour nickels on table in row, dates in numerical order, four cards with positions mixed, coins exchanged according to cards's order, performer rearranged coins in numerical order without looking by sense of touch, optional appearance of another coin or wedding ring\ntony bartolotta\nkarl fulves
2000
latter day secrets Tony Bartolotta, Karl Fulves
Mark Down II
four nickels on table in row, dates in numerical order, four cards with positions mixed, coins exchanged according to cards's order, performer rearranged coins in numerical order without looking by sense of touch, optional appearance of another coin or wedding ring
change\nmarked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match\neric mead\n"the odd coin" (jay sankey, up for adoption, 1987)\nchange\neric mead
2003
collexion Eric Mead
Change
marked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match
Inspired by
"The Odd Coin" (Jay Sankey, Up For Adoption, 1987)
quick pick up\nsnatching coins out of spectator's hand before he can close it, variation in which a small coin is sandwiched between two coins and only the large coins are snatched\njohn scarne\ndatabase\nkarl fulves
2003
latter day secrets John Scarne
Quick Pick Up
snatching coins out of spectator's hand before he can close it, variation in which a small coin is sandwiched between two coins and only the large coins are snatched
rochester switch\nswitch a coin from a spectator's hand with another, speed demonstration\n unknown\nthe classic palm\n unknown
2005
coin snatching
Unknown
Rochester Switch
Switch a coin from a spectator's hand with another, speed demonstration
for martial artists (actually, advice for everyone)\nhow to use coin snatch techniques to improve martial arts\nkeith "kip" pascal
2005
coin snatching Keith "Kip" Pascal
For Martial Artists (Actually, advice for everyone)
How to use coin snatch techniques to improve martial arts
anecdotes\nstorytelling ideas that can be used to present a coin switch/snatch (stories are fictional)\nkeith "kip" pascal
2005
coin snatching Keith "Kip" Pascal
Anecdotes
Storytelling ideas that can be used to present a coin switch/snatch (stories are fictional)
the upside-down impossible grab\nsnatch a coin with performer's hand facing up\np. dean fox\njim richardson\nthe upside-down impossible switch\nkeith "kip" pascal
2005
coin snatching P. Dean Fox, Jim Richardson
bonus #1: calvert's claw\nspectator holds handful of change, names any coin, magician snatches all the coins except the named coin\njohn calvert
2005
coin snatching John Calvert
Bonus #1: Calvert's Claw
Spectator holds handful of change, names any coin, magician snatches all the coins except the named coin
the upside-down impossible switch\nmethod to do upside down grab as a switch\nkeith "kip" pascal\nthe upside-down impossible grab\np. dean fox\njim richardson
2005
coin snatching Keith "Kip" Pascal
change\nmarked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match\neric mead\n"the odd coin" (jay sankey, up for adoption, 1987)\nchange\neric mead
2006
tangled web Eric Mead
Change
marked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match
Inspired by
"The Odd Coin" (Jay Sankey, Up For Adoption, 1987)
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"