vest pocket seance\nseance program with a stack of business cards, coin appears, living and dead test, writing appears\nc. l. boarde
1946
the phoenix 101-150 C. L. Boarde
Vest Pocket Seance
seance program with a stack of business cards, coin appears, living and dead test, writing appears
coins and cards\nthree coins appear under three cards, are vanished and reappear under the cards. six coins\nglenn harrison\nunderload (アンダーロード)\ntomoya horiki
1952
modern coin magic Glenn Harrison
Coins and Cards
Three coins appear under three cards, are vanished and reappear under the cards. six coins
passing the buck\nfour coins produced from four cards, they then travel around under cards
- bobo variation\ntom osborne\nmishell's mite\ned mishell
1966
the new modern coin magic Tom Osborne
Passing the Buck
four coins produced from four cards, they then travel around under cards
- Bobo Variation
location plus\ncoin appears next to selection in deck, comedy presentation ("your card is x cards and a quarter down in the deck")\ndon nielsen\n"try this for size" (richard himber, mum, sep. 1969)
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Don Nielsen
Location Plus
coin appears next to selection in deck, comedy presentation ("your card is x cards and a quarter down in the deck")
Related to
"Try This For Size" (Richard Himber, MUM, Sep. 1969)
we'll ring you\nafter the deck is removed from the case a die is tipped out, a coin appears under a card,the back of the card changes color, then the die and the coin vanish\nkevin fox
1975
pabular Kevin Fox
We'll Ring You
after the deck is removed from the case a die is tipped out, a coin appears under a card,the back of the card changes color, then the die and the coin vanish
the invisible coin\ncoin upside down on deck in left dealing position, invisible coin knocked through bottom of glass becomes visible, slid off into hand and changes into different coin\nbob lunn
1975
cards and cases Bob Lunn
The Invisible Coin
coin upside down on deck in left dealing position, invisible coin knocked through bottom of glass becomes visible, slid off into hand and changes into different coin
silver and aces\nspectator cuts to the aces and a coin are found under each ace\npaul harris\nsilver and aces (revised)\npaul harris\ntim carlson
1976
the magic of paul harris Paul Harris
Silver and Aces
spectator cuts to the aces and a coin are found under each ace
the invisible coin\ncoin becomes invisible and reappears, using deck of cards\ntim wright\ncovert coin\nedward marlo
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Tim Wright
The Invisible Coin
coin becomes invisible and reappears, using deck of cards
silver streak\nproducing coins under cards, gimmick to hold coins\ndon england\napocalypse variaions or additions\nmichael j. gerhardt
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Don England
Silver Streak
producing coins under cards, gimmick to hold coins
the safe cracker\nthree coins appear from deck of cards, only 1 coin really, two/one behind\npaul harris\ndaryl martinez
1980
close-up fantasies - book i Paul Harris, Daryl Martinez
The Safe Cracker
three coins appear from deck of cards, only 1 coin really, two/one behind
covert coin\ncoin becomes invisible and reappears, using deck of cards and selection\nedward marlo\nthe invisible coin\ntim wright
1981
the lost pages of the kabbala Edward Marlo
Covert Coin
coin becomes invisible and reappears, using deck of cards and selection
the magician's bank card\ncard with four printed half dollars, two times coins become real, the card is dropped on deck and the two printed half dollars change into a printed silver dollar\nrandy tanner\npicture to reality\nbruce berkowitz
1982
fingers don't entertain, people do Randy Tanner
The Magician's Bank Card
card with four printed half dollars, two times coins become real, the card is dropped on deck and the two printed half dollars change into a printed silver dollar
silver aces\nfive indifferent cards put on table one by one, change into aces and joker, four coins appear under aces\nross bertram
1983
bertram on sleight of hand Ross Bertram
Silver Aces
five indifferent cards put on table one by one, change into Aces and Joker, four coins appear under aces
cutting the "coins"\naces cut to and tabled, coin appears under each ace\naurelio paviato\nsilver/slide\npaul harris
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1 Aurelio Paviato
Cutting the "Coins"
Aces cut to and tabled, coin appears under each Ace
two-bit wild card\ncoin stickers multiply on blank cards, real coins appear leaving holes in cards, see credit correction on page 192 and page lxix\ndaryl martinez\njon racherbaumer\nsticking together\nvan mcgee
1984
the collected almanac Daryl Martinez, Jon Racherbaumer
Two-Bit Wild Card
coin stickers multiply on blank cards, real coins appear leaving holes in cards, see credit correction on page 192 and page lxix
cased coins\ndeck removed from case, then coins appear from case, see p. 421 for additional information\npaul sorrentino
1988
the trapdoor - volume one Paul Sorrentino
Cased Coins
deck removed from case, then coins appear from case, see p. 421 for additional information
don't cut me out\nrevised, "coin cut" followed by coins appearing under mates of selection\ndavid williamson\n"now cut that out"\ndavid williamson
1989
williamson's wonders David Williamson
Don't Cut Me Out
revised, "Coin Cut" followed by coins appearing under mates of selection
automated teller card\ncoin produced under a card, then three more coins appear on table in different corners\nscott robinson
1989
the trapdoor - volume two Scott Robinson
Automated Teller Card
coin produced under a card, then three more coins appear on table in different corners
picture to reality\nusing blank cards with coins printed on them\nbruce berkowitz\nthe magician's bank card\nrandy tanner
1990
apocalypse vol. 11-15 Bruce Berkowitz
the four two trick\nfour deuces on table in different spots, coin travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, using flick\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
The Four Two Trick
four deuces on table in different spots, coin travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, using Flick
that's ridiculous\nfour aces on table in different spots, coin appears from jokers and travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, two more coins, two bigger coins and jumbo coin\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
That's Ridiculous
four aces on table in different spots, coin appears from jokers and travels to under each card, then coin produced from under all cards, two more coins, two bigger coins and jumbo coin
silver and aces (revised)\nspectator cuts to the aces and a coin are found under each ace, featuring "tim's industrial strength gaff"\npaul harris\ntim carlson\nsilver and aces\npaul harris
1996
the art of astonishment - book 1 Paul Harris, Tim Carlson
Silver and Aces (revised)
spectator cuts to the aces and a coin are found under each ace, featuring "Tim's Industrial Strength Gaff"
little egypt\npyramid build with three cards, coin appears, then spectator finds his signed card by placing the coin on top, coin vanishes again in pyramid\njimmy favorite\npyramid\npaul harris
1998
the trapdoor - volume three Jimmy Favorite
Little Egypt
pyramid build with three cards, coin appears, then spectator finds his signed card by placing the coin on top, coin vanishes again in pyramid
入钱 (taking credit a.k.a. coin in octopus card)\nputting coin into a train card, then taking it out again\nmicky wong
2016
the ace assembly all-star lecture notes Micky Wong
入钱 (Taking Credit a.k.a. Coin in Octopus Card)
Putting coin into a train card, then taking it out again
underload (アンダーロード)\nfour cards dealt on the table, four coins produced, one under each card\ntomoya horiki\ncoins and cards\nglenn harrison
2017
coinlang. Tomoya Horiki
Underload (アンダーロード)
Four cards dealt on the table, four coins produced, one under each card
floating production (フローティング・プロダクション)\nfour coins produced singly under one card, as card is held above table and moved across\ntomoya horiki\nfloating assembly\ndavid williamson
2017
coinlang. Tomoya Horiki
Floating Production (フローティング・プロダクション)
Four coins produced singly under one card, as card is held above table and moved across