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preface \n \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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Preface
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vii
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j. b. bobo \n \n john braun
1952
John Braun
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J. B. Bobo
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xi
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acknowledgements \n \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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Acknowledgements
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xiv
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prologue - of coins and conjuring \n history of coin magic \n unknown
1952
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Prologue - Of Coins and Conjuring
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the classic palm \n \n unknown
1952
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The Classic Palm
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the edge palm \n \n unknown
1952
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The Edge Palm
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2
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the thumb palm \n \n unknown
1952
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The Thumb Palm
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3
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the downs palm \n \n t. nelson downs
1952
T. Nelson Downs
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The Downs Palm
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3
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the finger palm \n \n unknown
1952
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The Finger Palm
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4
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the front finger hold \n \n unknown
1952
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The Front Finger Hold
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5
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the back palm \n from back to front \n unknown
1952
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The Back Palm
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5
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the back finger clip \n \n unknown
1952
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The Back finger Clip
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7
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the back thumb palm \n three methods to transfer the coin into the palm (downs, bobo, bobo) \n j. b. bobo \n t. nelson downs
1952
J. B. Bobo, T. Nelson Downs
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The Back Thumb Palm
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the bobo switch \n \n j. b. bobo \n the "bobo" switch \n curtis kam \n modified bobo switch \n michael rubinstein
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Bobo Switch
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utility switch \n \n unknown \n utility move \n unknown \n utility switch variation \n john carney \n modified utility pass \n john carney \n modified utility pass \n unknown \n variante de cambio económico \n miguel Ángel gea \n utility switch \n unknown
1952
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Utility Switch
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one-hand switch \n \n unknown
1952
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One-Hand Switch
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12
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shaw-judah coin switch \n with a glass \n allan shaw \n stewart judah
1952
Allan Shaw, Stewart Judah
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Shaw-Judah Coin Switch
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13
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the click pass \n two methods retaining one coin and both (woodin, unknown) \n chester woodin \n the tucker clink pass \n stephen tucker \n click pass \n chester woodin
1952
Chester Woodin
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The Click Pass
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Also published here
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the click pass \n \n paul morris \n delayed retention click pass \n jay wang
1952
Paul Morris
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The Click Pass
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Variations
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the coin flip \n flipping a coin while palming an other
\n unknown
1952
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The Coin Flip
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16
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change-over pass \n from thumb or edge palm to a two finger clip \n unknown
1952
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Change-Over Pass
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the bottom steal \n bottom coin of a pile is stolen in classic palm of other hand \n paul morris \n the t.p. bottom steal \n geoffrey latta \n the bottom steal \n paul morris
1952
Paul Morris
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The Bottom Steal
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Variations
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18
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producing a coin from a spectator's clothing \n vanished coin is reproduced under spectator's tie \n unknown
1952
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Producing a Coin from a Spectator's Clothing
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19
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take advantage of a fumble \n three methods for vanishing a coin while picking it up from the floor (throw into the other hand, cuffing, under the shoe) \n unknown \n pick up \n jack miller \n folded card pick-up switch \n naathan phan \n perfect vanish \n milbourne christopher
1952
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Take Advantage of a Fumble
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Related toVariations
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standard vanish \n classis palm \n unknown \n the butterfly flick \n geoffrey latta \n classic vanish \n al schneider
1952
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Standard Vanish
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simple vanish \n classic pass, like closing a book \n unknown
1952
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Simple Vanish
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23
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over the top \n hands are crossed, coin is thrown from the lower hand onto the palm of the upper hand \n unknown
1952
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Over the Top
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23
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the tunnel vanish \n coin is pushed into the fist of the other hand \n unknown
1952
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The Tunnel Vanish
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24
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thumb palm vanish \n \n unknown
1952
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Thumb Palm Vanish
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25
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the drop vanish \n coin is dropped from the right hand into the left hand, also as a switch and as a pass \n milton kort \n tankai vanish \n albert goshman \n tenkai ishida \n drop vanish \n milton kort \n multiple drop vanish \n john carney \n kort's drop-vanish as click pass \n michael rubinstein \n fan click pass \n michael rubinstein
1952
Milton Kort
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The Drop Vanish
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25
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the bobo coin vanish \n similar to sponge ball \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Bobo Coin Vanish
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27
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the slide vanish \n coin slides from left palm on the the right hand \n john mulholland
1952
John Mulholland
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The Slide Vanish
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28
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the illusive coin pass \n retention of vision basic \n t.j. crawford
1952
T.J. Crawford
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The Illusive Coin Pass
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a coin vanish \n reprint from greater magic \n dai vernon \n a coin vanish \n dai vernon
1952
Dai Vernon
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A Coin Vanish
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Related to
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the pinch vanish \n for small coins \n unknown
1952
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The Pinch Vanish
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32
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gone \n steal to other hand, with reference to produce a coin from spectator's ear \n bill simon \n gone steal handling \n bill simon \n benjamin earl
1952
Bill Simon
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Gone
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Variations
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32
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the new era coin go \n show both sides of both hands, wrist \n jimmy buffaloe \n the wonderful coin vanish \n david williamson \n smart coin trick \n franklin m. chapman \n sleeve slide \n rune klan
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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The New Era Coin Go
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the flyaway coin \n coin vanishes when tossed up \n frank garcia
1952
Frank Garcia
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The Flyaway Coin
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35
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behind the back \n coin vanishes when tossed up \n unknown
1952
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Behind the Back
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36
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the french drop (le tourniquet vanish) \n \n unknown
1952
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The French Drop (Le Tourniquet Vanish)
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37
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the reverse french drop \n \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
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The Reverse French Drop
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38
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the elusive silver dollar \n \n al saal
1952
Al Saal
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The Elusive Silver Dollar
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39
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the wrist watch vanish \n \n royal h. brin, jr.
1952
Royal H. Brin, Jr.
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The Wrist Watch Vanish
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40
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the pulse trick \n coin vanishes and appears \n glenn harrison
1952
Glenn Harrison
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The Pulse Trick
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41
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the cranium vanish \n coin is secretly placed on the head \n wallace lee
1952
Wallace Lee
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The Cranium Vanish
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42
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vanish with the aid of a handkerchief \n \n unknown
1952
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Vanish with the Aid of a Handkerchief
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43
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the "heads and tails" vanish \n as a stack, while closing the hand \n h. adrian smith
1952
H. Adrian Smith
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The "Heads and Tails" Vanish
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44
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vanish for several coins \n two methods \n unknown
1952
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Vanish for Several Coins
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45
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a trio of vanishes \n three methods, last one with sleeving \n ross bertram
1952
Ross Bertram
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A Trio of Vanishes
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46
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the bobo complete coin vanish \n from thumb palm to outer breast pocket \n j. b. bobo \n pocket drop vanish \n jay sankey
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Bobo Complete Coin Vanish
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Related to
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complete thumb palm vanish \n to outer breast pocket, while pulling up the sleeve \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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Complete Thumb Palm Vanish
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50
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knee-zy vanish \n coin through knee, twice \n unknown \n kneesy! \n nate leipzig \n der knieschlottertrick \n peter wilker
1952
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Knee-zy Vanish
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Related toVariations
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50
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sucker vanish \n sucker sequence, then false transfer \n unknown
1952
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Sucker Vanish
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50
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pocket vanish \n coin through trouser to the inside pocket, then it vanishes \n unknown \n through the pantleg \n unknown \n gary kurtz \n money in the pocket \n jack vosburgh \n thru-pocket vanish \n j. b. bobo
1952
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Pocket Vanish
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Related to
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52
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with a handkerchief - number one \n coin is dropped into the outer breast coat pocket \n unknown \n silver to gold \n jerry andrus
1952
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With a Handkerchief - Number One
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Variations
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53
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with a handkerchief - number two \n coin vanishes under a handkerchief on the table, back palm to side pocket \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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With a Handkerchief - Number Two
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55
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with a handkerchief - number three \n coin is thrown into outer pocket \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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With a Handkerchief - Number Three
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56
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in a spectator's pocket \n three methods
a. into spectator's outer breast pocket, back palm
b. into spectator's outer breast pocket, thumb palm
c. hand is put into spectator's outer breast pocket to pull him closer (wallace lee method) \n wallace lee \n unknown \n siempre unidas - realización 3 \n juan tamariz
1952
Wallace Lee,
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In a Spectator's Pocket
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Related to
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57
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bluff vanish \n pretending to take a coin from a handful of change \n unknown \n tipsy coin vanish \n tom gagnon
1952
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Bluff Vanish
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Variations
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59
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sucker bluff vanish \n \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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Sucker Bluff Vanish
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59
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the coin fold \n paperfold \n unknown
1952
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The Coin Fold
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61
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the envelope vanish \n slit \n unknown
1952
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The Envelope Vanish
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61
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through the leg \n two methods \n unknown
1952
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Through the Leg
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63
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rubbed through the leg \n through leg \n unknown
1952
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Rubbed Through the Leg
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64
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through the pocket \n three methods
a. one coin
b. with extra coin
c. false transfer (dave coleman method) \n dave coleman \n unknown
1952
Dave Coleman,
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Through the Pocket
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65
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through the hand \n three methods a. inside out (clyde cairy method) b. through the fist, rubbing c. inside out (ross bertram method) \n ross bertram \n clyde cairy \n unknown
1952
Ross Bertram, Clyde Cairy,
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Through the Hand
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66
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through a handkerchief \n two methods (fake wrapping and steal) \n unknown
1952
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Through a Handkerchief
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68
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double penetration \n two coins through handkerchief \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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Double Penetration
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71
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pants leg miracle \n half dollar transforms into a dime when placed into a trousers fold \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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Pants Leg Miracle
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73
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half dollar to quarter \n \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
|
Half Dollar to Quarter
|
73
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the charmed coin \n coin to candy \n unknown
1952
|
The Charmed Coin
|
75
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the coin of metamorphosis \n \n dr. e. m. roberts \n reverse metamorphosis \n bill spooner
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
|
The Coin of Metamorphosis
|
Variations
|
75
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coin to key \n \n j. b. bobo \n the ghost coin and key \n j. b. bobo \n speaking volumes \n david regal \n john guastaferro
1952
J. B. Bobo
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Coin to Key
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Related to
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78
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change for a half \n half dollar to a quarter, a nickel and two dimes \n unknown
1952
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Change for a Half
|
80
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much from little \n nickel to penny and half dollar, edge grip \n john braun \n inflation cent \n jerry mentzer
1952
John Braun
|
Much from Little
|
Variations
|
80
|
|
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the topsy turvy coins \n five coins alternated heads up/tails up arrange to all heads up \n karrell fox \n roy kissell
1952
Karrell Fox, Roy Kissell
|
The Topsy Turvy Coins
|
81
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the impromptu mint \n coin transforms under a card \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
|
The Impromptu Mint
|
82
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smart coin trick \n coin balanced on finger, other hand takes it, hidden on the back of the hand \n franklin m. chapman \n coin vanish and ditch \n rick holcombe \n the bat
1952
Franklin M. Chapman
|
Smart Coin Trick
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
83
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the switchover \n coin appears out of a handkerchief \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
|
The Switchover
|
85
|
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the appearing half \n coin appears with aid of a handkerchief \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
|
The Appearing Half
|
87
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coin production from two cards \n \n unknown
1952
|
Coin Production from Two Cards
|
88
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the touch of midas \n four coins are produced \n cardini \n multiple coin production \n bob ostin \n transferencia ingrávida \n miguel Ángel gea
1952
Cardini
|
The Touch of Midas
|
Related toVariations
|
90
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one to four \n \n cal emmett
1952
Cal Emmett
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One to Four
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92
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one to six \n \n jack chanin
1952
Jack Chanin
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One to Six
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93
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cuffing \n two methods \n dr. e. m. roberts \n louis tannen \n unknown
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts, Louis Tannen,
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Cuffing
|
96
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some observations on the subject \n remarks on sleeving \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
|
Some Observations on the Subject
|
99
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delayed action sleeving \n \n unknown
1952
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Delayed Action Sleeving
|
100
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improved method \n on the extreme fingertips \n unknown
1952
|
Improved Method
|
101
|
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the "pumpkin seed" vanish \n squeeze method \n unknown \n pumpkin seed split \n tom gagnon
1952
|
The "Pumpkin Seed" Vanish
|
Variations
|
101
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reverse "pumpkin seed" vanish \n squeeze method \n ross bertram
1952
Ross Bertram
|
Reverse "Pumpkin Seed" Vanish
|
102
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the catapult \n \n unknown \n coin transformation \n unknown
1952
|
The Catapult
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Related to
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102
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judah method \n while grasping the wrist \n stewart judah
1952
Stewart Judah
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Judah Method
|
103
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a unique sleeving move \n \n ross bertram
1952
Ross Bertram
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A Unique Sleeving Move
|
103
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the throw \n \n j. a. bowling
1952
J. A. Bowling
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The Throw
|
104
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kort method \n \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
|
Kort Method
|
105
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kirk stiles method \n \n kirk stiles
1952
Kirk Stiles
|
Kirk Stiles Method
|
106
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a method of sleeving one of several coins \n \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
|
A Method of Sleeving One of Several Coins
|
107
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dr. e. m. roberts' method \n one handed flick \n dr. e. m. roberts \n flick sleeving handling \n dr. e. m. roberts \n walter "sonny" day \n vernon's sleeving wrinkle \n dai vernon \n lateral sleeving \n aurelio paviato \n instant coin change \n barry price
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
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Dr. E. M. Roberts' Method
|
Related toVariations
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107
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loading \n four methods of loading a coin into the sleeve \n unknown \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
, Dr. E. M. Roberts
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Loading
|
111
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switching \n switching coins by sleeving \n unknown
1952
|
Switching
|
112
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the sleeve pocket \n \n unknown
1952
|
The Sleeve Pocket
|
112
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penetration \n coin through table \n unknown
1952
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Penetration
|
113
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coin through table ruse \n simulating the tabbing of a coin from underneath the table \n frank garcia
1952
Frank Garcia
|
Coin Through Table Ruse
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114
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migration \n two methods \n unknown
1952
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Migration
|
114
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transposition \n two coins transpose while wrapped into two silks \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
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Transposition
|
115
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devaluation \n half dollar to quarter \n tenkai ishida \n inflación monetaria \n juan tamariz \n devaluation \n tenkai ishida
1952
Tenkai Ishida
|
Devaluation
|
VariationsAlso published here
|
117
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inflation \n quarter to half dollar \n unknown
1952
|
Inflation
|
118
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transformation \n nickel to half dollar \n unknown
1952
|
Transformation
|
118
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variation \n concept for transforming a coin to a small object \n unknown
1952
|
Variation
|
119
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dime and penny for the wiseacre \n one of two coins vanishes, designed as magician fooler \n al saal \n milton kort
1952
Al Saal, Milton Kort
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Dime and Penny for the Wiseacre
|
120
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a novel vanish and reproduction \n with pencil \n paul rosini \n the kaplan coin transposition \n george g. kaplan
1952
Paul Rosini
|
A Novel Vanish and Reproduction
|
Related to
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121
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the vagabond coins \n four coins across \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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The Vagabond Coins
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121
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splitting the atom \n half dollar to two quarters and reverse (wax) \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
|
Splitting the Atom
|
123
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change for a dollar \n two half dollars to one dollar bill \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
|
Change for a Dollar
|
124
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the stratosphere quarters \n four coins vanish and reappear \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
|
The Stratosphere Quarters
|
124
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the world's fastest coin vanish and reproduction \n \n dr. e. m. roberts
1952
Dr. E. M. Roberts
|
The World's Fastest Coin Vanish and Reproduction
|
125
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die to dime \n coin to small object \n kirk stiles
1952
Kirk Stiles
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Die to Dime
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127
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almost a transposition \n transposition of dime and penny, as a kicker the dime transforms into two nickels \n stewart james \n milton kort \n almost a transposition \n stewart james \n penny-silver coin transposition \n michael rubinstein
1952
Stewart James, Milton Kort
|
Almost a Transposition
|
Related toVariations
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127
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second version \n \n unknown
1952
|
Second Version
|
128
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third version \n \n milton kort \n robert ungewitter
1952
Milton Kort, Robert Ungewitter
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Third Version
|
128
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copper and silver transposition \n \n milton kort \n kort's copper and silver transposition (the director's cut) \n milton kort \n dazzle change #2 \n ben harris
1952
Milton Kort
|
Copper and Silver Transposition
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Related to
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129
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loading move \n from thumb palm \n milton kort \n hand load \n al schneider \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
|
Loading Move
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Related to
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130
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second method \n \n stewart judah
1952
Stewart Judah
|
Second Method
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130
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third method \n \n arthur punnar
1952
Arthur Punnar
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Third Method
|
131
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fourth method \n three phases, two coins transpose, travel and vanish \n ross bertram
1952
Ross Bertram
|
Fourth Method
|
132
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guess which hand \n spectator guesses in which hand the performer hides a coin, six phases \n c. james mclemore
1952
C. James McLemore
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Guess Which Hand
|
134
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quarter and half dollar transposition \n several times a half dollar and a quarter change places, finally the half dollar changes to two quarters \n laurie ireland \n glenn harrison \n j. b. bobo \n the new quarter and half dollar transposition \n unknown \n quarter and half dollar transposition \n laurie ireland
1952
Laurie Ireland, Glenn Harrison, J. B. Bobo
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Quarter and Half Dollar Transposition
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the curious nickel \n coin travels from hand to hand, appears and vanishes with the aid of a rabbit foot \n thomas h. bearden
1952
Thomas H. Bearden
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The Curious Nickel
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142
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two pennies on the leg \n \n james g. thompson jr. \n the ball beneath \n jackie mcclements
1952
James G. Thompson Jr.
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Two Pennies on the Leg
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Variations
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the inseparable pair \n crossed handed \n unknown
1952
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The Inseparable Pair
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144
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drop switch \n crossed handed \n unknown
1952
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Drop Switch
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144
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coins in the teeth \n \n unknown
1952
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Coins in the Teeth
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146
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the drop pass \n \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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The Drop Pass
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the drop pass \n \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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The Drop Pass
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146
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the hippity hop half \n \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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The Hippity Hop Half
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147
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rapid transit \n \n royal h. brin, jr.
1952
Royal H. Brin, Jr.
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Rapid Transit
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149
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winged silver \n four coins travel one by one, extra \n nelson hahne \n pitched silver \n lou gallo
1952
Nelson Hahne
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Winged Silver
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Variations
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149
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improved version \n with an odd coin as an attraction of the other coins \n unknown
1952
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151
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the flying eagles \n three coins in the left join three coins in the right one by one, extra coin \n unknown \n flying eagles \n harvey telmar \n las vegas fairy tale \n don alan \n flying eagles - the larry nudelman version \n lawrence nudelman
1952
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The Flying Eagles
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Variations
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152
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variation \n \n senor charles mardo
1952
Senor Charles Mardo
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Variation
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153
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three and three \n \n unknown
1952
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Three and Three
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153
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chinese money mystery \n \n unknown \n camilos münzenroutine \n camilo vázquez \n eight coin trick \n eddie fechter \n pitch flight \n lou gallo
1952
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Chinese Money Mystery
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154
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frank drobina's coin routine \n five small coins from hand to hand, five phases, in spectator's pocket and with marked coin
\n frank drobina \n speaking volumes \n david regal \n allan zola kronzek
1952
Frank Drobina
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Frank Drobina's Coin Routine
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four coins to a glass \n \n arthur h. buckley
1952
Arthur H. Buckley
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Four Coins to a Glass
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coin production \n from edge palm \n unknown
1952
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Coin Production
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second version \n \n unknown
1952
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Second Version
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the traveling centavos \n coins to dice cup \n j. b. bobo \n coins across \n bob read
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Traveling Centavos
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miracle coins to the pocket \n coins to glass in jacket pocket, tube from breast to coat pocket, in the book credited to glenn harrison, see giobbi for credit detail \n eddie fields \n glenn harrison \n the ten most underestimated tricks \n roberto giobbi
1952
Eddie Fields, Glenn Harrison
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Miracle Coins to the Pocket
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coin through a ring \n with a handkerchief, two methods
- a.) folding coin
- b.) fake wrapping \n unknown \n lehrgang der zauberkunst: ring münze tuch \n unknown
1952
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Coin Through a Ring
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silver or copper extraction \n two coins wrapped in handkerchief, spectator can chose which should penetrate. three methods \n stewart judah \n orville wayne meyer \n copper or silver extraction \n michael rubinstein
1952
Stewart Judah, Orville Wayne Meyer
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Silver or Copper Extraction
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Variations
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174
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copper penetration \n two coins, one is wrapped into a handkerchief and hold by the spectator, the other coin penetrates the silk \n unknown \n expansion of texture \n l'homme masqué \n jean-eugène robert-houdin \n dai vernon \n expansion of texture \n al schneider \n pete biro \n copper penetration \n michael rubinstein
1952
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Copper Penetration
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the expansion of texture - expanded! \n two coins, one is wrapped into a handkerchief and hold by the spectator, the other coin penetrates the silk \n jean-eugène robert-houdin \n l'homme masqué \n dai vernon \n whose? \n unknown \n el reencuentro \n juan tamariz
1952
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, L'Homme Masqué, Dai Vernon
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The Expansion of Texture - Expanded!
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the gadabout coins \n two in the hand, one in the pocket \n j. b. bobo \n george f. wright \n "the alleurian coins" by george f. wright in "the linking ring" 1/1950 \n the mexican gadabout coins \n milton kort \n gadabout coins revisited \n ron bauer \n hippity cop \n jamy ian swiss \n the commuting coins routine \n michael rubinstein \n death by peanut \n brian roberts
1952
J. B. Bobo, George F. Wright
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The Gadabout Coins
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Inspired by- "The Alleurian Coins" by George F. Wright in "The Linking Ring" 1/1950
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coin through hand \n \n unknown
1952
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Coin through Hand
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the three coin trick \n three coins vanish one by one and appear again, the last one in the spectator's pocket, three methods \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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The Three Coin Trick
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184
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coin through hand \n with extra coin \n john ramsay
1952
John Ramsay
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Coin through Hand
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185
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the bent penny \n coin bends in spectator's hand \n unknown
1952
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The Bent Penny
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186
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silver extraction \n coin to transparent coin \n dr. boris zola \n french extraction retraction \n richard bartram, jr. \n painless extraction \n geoffrey latta \n silver lining \n geoffrey latta
1952
Dr. Boris Zola
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Silver Extraction
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Variations
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187
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the ghost of a coin \n half dollar to glass disc, two methods \n unknown \n wallace lee
1952
, Wallace Lee
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The Ghost of a Coin
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188
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coins through the table \n eight coins, four penetrate the table, four versions
1.) classic han ping chien
2.) without putting the coins on the knee
3.) with an odd ninth coin
4.) steward judah, six pennies, one nickel \n han ping chien \n j. b. bobo \n stewart judah
1952
Han Ping Chien, J. B. Bobo, Stewart Judah
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Coins Through the Table
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191
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han ping chien \n \n han ping chien
1952
Han Ping Chien
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Han Ping Chien
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191
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the magical filtration of four half dollars \n four coins through the table, one by one, with a variation on the last coin by frank garcia \n al baker \n frank garcia \n the bean coins \n johnny thompson \n the magical filtration of four half dollars \n al baker
1952
Al Baker, Frank Garcia
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The Magical Filtration of Four Half Dollars
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here is frank's method \n for last coin through table \n frank garcia
1952
Frank Garcia
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Here is Frank's method
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196
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the sympathetic coins \n on a handkerchief with two pieces of paper \n yank hoe
1952
Yank Hoe
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The Sympathetic Coins
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197
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second version \n on a handkerchief with two pieces of paper, with extra coin \n unknown
1952
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Second Version
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198
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the al saal stratagem \n move to transfer a coin \n al saal \n the sympathetic coins \n yank hoe
1952
Al Saal
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The Al Saal Stratagem
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Inspired by
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198
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third version \n with pennies and playing cards \n unknown
1952
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Third Version
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199
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fourth version the changing change \n coins with different values, covered with two bills, extra coin \n stewart james
1952
Stewart James
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Fourth Version The Changing Change
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199
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the coin roll \n \n unknown \n e-qui-li-brio \n juan tamariz
1952
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The Coin Roll
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Also published here
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201
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the downs coin star \n with wax on one coin \n t. nelson downs
1952
T. Nelson Downs
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The Downs Coin Star
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202
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roll down flourish with four coins \n four coin roll-out \n unknown \n four coin roll out \n arthur h. buckley
1952
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Roll Down Flourish with Four Coins
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Related to
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204
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downs eureka pass \n four coins vanish and appear one by one, transfer of back palmed coins \n t. nelson downs
1952
T. Nelson Downs
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Downs Eureka Pass
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205
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"eureka" routine \n four coins vanish and appear \n arthur punnar
1952
Arthur Punnar
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"Eureka" Routine
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206
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rattle box routine \n coin penetrates glass and table, other coin travels from box to glass, rattle box \n stewart judah
1952
Stewart Judah
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Rattle Box Routine
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207
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thieves and sheep \n two extra coins \n milton kort \n stewart james
1952
Milton Kort, Stewart James
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Thieves and Sheep
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208
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just pretend \n coin vanishes and appears \n stuart p. cramer
1952
Stuart P. Cramer
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Just Pretend
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210
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downs palm load \n \n unknown
1952
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Downs Palm Load
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211
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the free and ultimate coinage of silver \n coin is vanished, spectator selects object on the table under it is the coin. then under all the objects is a coin \n unknown \n the free and unlimited coinage of silver \n t. nelson downs
1952
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The Free and Ultimate Coinage of Silver
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Related to
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213
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coins and cards \n three coins appear under three cards, are vanished and reappear under the cards. six coins \n glenn harrison \n underload (アンダーロード) \n tomoya horiki \n bonus features \n richard bartram, jr. \n underload \n tomoya horiki
1952
Glenn Harrison
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Coins and Cards
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Related toVariations
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214
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the okito coin box \n history \n theo "okito" bamberg
1952
Theo "Okito" Bamberg
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The Okito Coin Box
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217
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okito box move \n \n unknown
1952
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Okito Box Move
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218
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another way \n okito box turnover \n unknown
1952
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Another Way
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219
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one hand method \n okito box turnover \n unknown
1952
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One Hand Method
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219
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hand to hand throw \n okito box turnover \n unknown \n hand to hand throw \n unknown
1952
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Hand to Hand Throw
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Also published here
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220
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coin through box and the hand \n with a description of four coins through table with the okito box \n unknown
1952
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Coin Through Box and the Hand
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221
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okito box, coin and handkerchief \n marked coin from box to handkerchief \n unknown
1952
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Okito Box, Coin and Handkerchief
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221
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routine with an okito box and a silk \n four coins vanish \n jack chanin
1952
Jack Chanin
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Routine with an Okito Box and a Silk
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223
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silver to copper with the okito coin box \n \n dr. carl l. moore
1952
Dr. Carl L. Moore
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Silver to Copper with the Okito Coin Box
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224
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the half dollars and the okito box \n five coins, shell \n j. elder blackledge \n the jumping bean coins \n harry riser \n coin box \n james lewis
1952
J. Elder Blackledge
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The Half Dollars and the Okito Box
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Related toVariations
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224
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the george boston combination coin box \n coins penetrate box and hand \n george boston
1952
George Boston
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The George Boston Combination Coin Box
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230
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copper silver transposition with the combination coin box \n \n unknown
1952
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Copper Silver Transposition with the Combination Coin Box
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231
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the german coin box \n bert kalmar coin box variation \n unknown
1952
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The German Coin Box
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231
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the paul fox coin boxes \n three versions \n paul fox
1952
Paul Fox
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The Paul Fox Coin Boxes
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233
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sqeeze play \n coin through hole in poker chip and ring, with handkerchief, shell \n stewart james
1952
Stewart James
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Sqeeze Play
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235
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jimmy valentine picks a lock \n two coins wrapped in handkerchief and the corner pulled through a padlock, one is named and that one is removed, nickel & penny set \n stewart james
1952
Stewart James
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Jimmy Valentine Picks a Lock
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236
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money paper \n paper disc penetrates a stack of four pennies and ends up inside a business card, nickel & penny set \n stewart james
1952
Stewart James
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Money Paper
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237
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almost a transposition \n trasposition of dime and penny, as a kicker the dime transforms into two nickels, nickel & penny set, dime & penny set \n stewart james \n almost a transposition \n stewart james \n milton kort
1952
Stewart James
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Almost a Transposition
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238
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the homing coins \n three coins travel back under a handkerchief, 21 cent shell set \n alfred caroselli
1952
Alfred Caroselli
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The Homing Coins
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239
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the circus trick \n several coins vanish from a handkerchief, 21 cent shell set \n unknown
1952
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The Circus Trick
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240
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the 16¢ vanish \n several coins vanish out of the hand, 21 cent shell set \n unknown
1952
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The 16¢ Vanish
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241
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85¢ through the table (the $1.35 trick) \n several coins through handkerchief and table, $1.35 shell set \n rolland hamblen
1952
Rolland Hamblen
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85¢ Through the Table (The $1.35 Trick)
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241
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copper and silver transposition \n all with copper/silver coin
- number one
- number two
- number three
- number four (j. g. thompson, jr.) \n unknown \n james g. thompson jr. \n copper and silver transposition \n unknown \n james g. thompson jr.
1952
, James G. Thompson Jr.
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Copper and Silver Transposition
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Also published here
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243
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presto chango \n two coins change several times from silver to copper and back, copper/silver coin \n thomas h. bearden \n it's all an illusion \n kevin moran \n presto gallo \n mike gallo \n presto chango \n thomas h. bearden \n presto chango \n johnny thompson \n transpo chango \n geoffrey latta \n mike's opener: presto chango \n michael skinner
1952
Thomas H. Bearden
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Presto Chango
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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245
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the inferior coin \n two silver one copper, copper vanishes and reappears three times, in the end there are two copper and one silver coin, copper /silver coin \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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The Inferior Coin
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246
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thieves and sheep \n with double facer \n lillian bobo \n dueling pianos \n mahdi gilbert \n electric sheep \n tomoya horiki
1952
Lillian Bobo
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Thieves and Sheep
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Related toVariations
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249
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in and out \n with handkerchief, copper/silver coin \n hen fetsch
1952
Hen Fetsch
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In and Out
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249
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up their sleeve \n coin in spectator's sleeve and magician's sleeve transpose, copper/silver \n hen fetsch
1952
Hen Fetsch
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Up Their Sleeve
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250
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buddha's coin \n silver coin is sandwiched between two copper coins, it transposes with a copper coin wrapped in buddha papers, double facer \n hen fetsch \n buddha's coin \n hen fetsch
1952
Hen Fetsch
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Buddha's Coin
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Also published here
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252
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the stack of quarters \n six quarters covered with cone transform into pennies, quarters are found in the hand \n nate leipzig \n rolland hamblen
1952
Nate Leipzig, Rolland Hamblen
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The Stack of Quarters
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253
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second method \n stack of quarters covered with a bill tube transforms into pennies, quarters are reappear in purse \n unknown
1952
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Second Method
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255
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the hook coin \n different stratagems \n unknown
1952
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The Hook Coin
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256
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the magnet \n handlings for steel coin and magnet \n unknown
1952
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The Magnet
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258
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vanish \n vanish of a steel coin, with magnet \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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Vanish
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259
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sundry gimmicked coins and tricks therewith \n \n unknown
1952
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Sundry Gimmicked Coins and Tricks Therewith
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260
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nickel to half dollar \n special folding half with nickel soldered to center section \n unknown
1952
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Nickel to Half Dollar
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260
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liberty head half and u.s. penny \n \n unknown
1952
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Liberty Head Half and U.S. Penny
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260
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the ring coin \n coin with ring glued to it \n unknown
1952
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The Ring Coin
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261
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short changed \n several coins vanish, glued coins with hook \n gene gordon
1952
Gene Gordon
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Short Changed
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262
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the marksman \n hole appears in coin \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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The Marksman
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263
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the squirting nickel \n when pressed, water squirts out \n unknown
1952
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The Squirting Nickel
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264
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the shell half \n general remarks \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Shell Half
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265
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mystery with a half shell \n two coins, one appears and vanishes \n unknown
1952
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Mystery with a Half Shell
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265
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shell split \n shell and coin are clipped in front palm, coin thrown, shell kept in position \n unknown
1952
|
Shell Split
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265
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how to make money \n one coin appears, two coins are rubbed together and one transforms into a quarter \n unknown
1952
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How to Make Money
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266
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three questions \n two half dollars - one has an x on one side - are rubbed together, the marked coin transforms to a quarter with an x on it \n dave coleman
1952
Dave Coleman
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Three Questions
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268
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coin through a glass \n two coins in a glass, one coin travels visually into the other glass \n unknown
1952
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Coin Through a Glass
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268
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perfect coin through handkerchief \n shell \n jimmy buffaloe
1952
Jimmy Buffaloe
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Perfect Coin Through Handkerchief
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270
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25¢ and 50¢ transposition \n quarter and half dollar change places, in the end both are halves \n dr. carl l. moore
1952
Dr. Carl L. Moore
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25¢ and 50¢ Transposition
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272
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the peregrinating halves \n four half dollar coins from hand to hand, one by one \n unknown
1952
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The Peregrinating Halves
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273
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shell split move \n \n unknown \n shell unload \n unknown
1952
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Shell Split Move
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Related to
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274
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coins through the table \n with shell and glass \n milton kort \n solo coins through table \n roy johnson \n quick shot \n al schneider \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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Coins Through the Table
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Variations
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276
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removing shell from stack \n in spectator's hand \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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Removing Shell from Stack
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278
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the protean coin \n coin changes from copper to silver several times \n milton kort
1952
Milton Kort
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The Protean Coin
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279
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the sympathetic coin \n on handkerchief, one card, three silver & one copper, shell \n milton kort \n sympathetic coins variation \n camilo vázquez
1952
Milton Kort
|
The Sympathetic Coin
|
Variations
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282
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shell pickup under a card \n \n unknown
1952
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Shell Pickup Under a Card
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283
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the modern miser \n five coins appear \n unknown
1952
|
The Modern Miser
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285
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the folding half \n introduction \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Folding Half
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286
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the half dollar in the bottle \n \n ralph de shong
1952
Ralph De Shong
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The Half Dollar in the Bottle
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286
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second method \n \n stewart judah \n soda jerk \n tom gagnon
1952
Stewart Judah
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Second Method
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Variations
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288
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the magic mint \n nickel in the hand, half dollar appears, nickel transforms into another half dollar \n unknown
1952
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The Magic Mint
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289
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biting a piece from a coin \n \n gene gordon
1952
Gene Gordon
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Biting a Piece from a Coin
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290
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second version \n coin bite \n tom hollingsworth
1952
Tom Hollingsworth
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Second Version
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291
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coin through a card (the folding quarter) \n with handkerchief \n dave coleman
1952
Dave Coleman
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Coin Through a Card (The Folding Quarter)
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291
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coin switch \n with handkerchief \n unknown
1952
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Coin Switch
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293
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a comedy coin routine \n coins appear and travel into spectator's hand, coin tray, coin wand \n dave coleman
1952
Dave Coleman
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A Comedy Coin Routine
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294
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coin in the banana \n marked coin should appear in banana, boy already ate it, coin is produced with a wand from the boy's mouth \n unknown
1952
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Coin in the Banana
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298
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coin in ball of wool and nest of boxes \n entertaining routine with trick funnel and magic awl \n rolland hamblen
1952
Rolland Hamblen
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Coin in Ball of Wool and Nest of Boxes
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299
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flight three \n three marked coins travel to a pile of ten coins a spectator is holding, coin tray \n glenn harrison
1952
Glenn Harrison
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Flight Three
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303
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the miser's dream \n general remarks and history \n j. b. bobo
1952
J. B. Bobo
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The Miser's Dream
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306
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t. nelson downs' original version \n with a hat, includes different palming techniques \n t. nelson downs
1952
T. Nelson Downs
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T. Nelson Downs' Original Version
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