to put one testor into one hand, and an other into the other hand, and with words to bring them togither\n\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To put one testor into one hand, and an other into the other hand, and with words to bring them togither
to conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine\ncoin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion ("for both the eare and the eie is deceived by this devise")\n unknown\nhow to convey money out of one of your hands into the other by legerdemaine\n unknown\nmoney talks\ndavid williamson\nfake beat move (フェイク・ビート・ムーブ)\ntomoya horiki
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine
coin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion ("for both the eare and the eie is deceived by this devise")
how to convey money out of one of your hands into the other by legerdemaine\ncoin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion\n unknown\nto conveie monie out of one of your hands into the other by legierdemaine\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to convey money out of one of your hands into the other by Legerdemaine
coin travels from hand to hand after false transfer, tapped with knife for sound illusion
the flying money\nto make a coin pass invisibly from the one hand to the other, and finally through the table, using penny stuck with wax under the table\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Flying Money
To make a Coin pass invisibly from the one hand to the other, and finally through the Table, using penny stuck with wax under the table
the flying coin\nmarked coin travels from hand to hand to second coin and through table, then same with four coins, glass under table for last phase\n unknown
1935
coin magic
Unknown
The Flying Coin
marked coin travels from hand to hand to second coin and through table, then same with four coins, glass under table for last phase
using the sleeves\ncoin travels from hand to hand, two methods\nt.j. crawford\ndown the sleeve in deep backclip\ndavid roth
1938
greater magic T.J. Crawford
a "passing" coin interlude\nfour coins in each hand, travel into one hand one by one\nlouis tannen
1939
the magic annual for 1938 and 1939 Louis Tannen
A "Passing" Coin Interlude
four coins in each hand, travel into one hand one by one
winged silver\nthree silver coins in one hand, three gold coins in other hand, silver travels across\ndai vernon\nwinged silver\nalbert goshman\nbackfire eagles\njohn riggs
1941/49
select secrets Dai Vernon
Winged Silver
three silver coins in one hand, three gold coins in other hand, silver travels across
the french drop and the eye glass\ncoin travels to other hand, coin temporarily in eye\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
The French Drop and the Eye Glass
coin travels to other hand, coin temporarily in eye
to pass four coins from hand to hand through your head, one at a time\n\narthur h. buckley\n"invisible transfer of a coin from hand to hand when the spectators have been forewarned" (gaultier, magic without apparatus, p. 104)
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
To Pass Four Coins from Hand to Hand through your Head, One at a Time
Related to
"Invisible Transfer of a Coin from Hand to Hand when the spectators have been Forewarned" (Gaultier, Magic Without Apparatus, p. 104)
the steal\ncoins in hand, one stolen from heel of hand with other hand, done five times in a row\n cardini\nthe steal\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Cardini
The Steal
coins in hand, one stolen from heel of hand with other hand, done five times in a row
an invisible journey (improved)\ntwo coins in each hand with odd coin, han ping chien\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
An Invisible Journey (Improved)
two coins in each hand with odd coin, han ping chien
rising coin and climax\ncoin travels from hand to hand, then vanishes from silk, full wine glass appears\nbill simon
1949
controlled miracles Bill Simon
Rising Coin and Climax
coin travels from hand to hand, then vanishes from silk, full wine glass appears
an impromptu\na coin travels to a second coin, a third coin is pulled through the cloth of the trousers\nal leech
1952
manipulating with leech Al Leech
An Impromptu
a coin travels to a second coin, a third coin is pulled through the cloth of the trousers
the curious nickel\ncoin travels from hand to hand, appears and vanishes with the aid of a rabbit foot\nthomas h. bearden
1952
modern coin magic Thomas H. Bearden
The Curious Nickel
coin travels from hand to hand, appears and vanishes with the aid of a rabbit foot
the flying eagles\nthree coins in the left join three coins in the right one by one\n unknown\nflying eagles\nharvey telmar
1952
modern coin magic
Unknown
The Flying Eagles
three coins in the left join three coins in the right one by one
frank drobina's coin routine\nfive small coins from hand to hand, five phases, in spectator's pocket and with marked coin
\nfrank drobina
1952
modern coin magic Frank Drobina
Frank Drobina's Coin Routine
five small coins from hand to hand, five phases, in spectator's pocket and with marked coin
the inferior coin\ntwo silver one copper, copper vanishes and reappears three times, in the end there are two copper and one silver coin, copper /silver coin\nmilton kort
1952
modern coin magic Milton Kort
The Inferior Coin
two silver one copper, copper vanishes and reappears three times, in the end there are two copper and one silver coin, copper /silver coin
routine for leipzig's two coin routine\none coin in each hand, one travels across\ncharlie miller\nnate leipzig
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller, Nate Leipzig
stand-up coin opener\ntwo coins in left hand, one travels to right and is put in pocket, then travels back\nroyal h. brin, jr.
1966
the new modern coin magic Royal H. Brin, Jr.
Stand-Up Coin Opener
two coins in left hand, one travels to right and is put in pocket, then travels back
coins from hand to hand\nfour silver coins in one hand travel one by one to four copper coins in the other hand\nhorace e. bennett
1967
the art of close-up magic - volume 1 Horace E. Bennett
Coins From Hand To Hand
four silver coins in one hand travel one by one to four copper coins in the other hand
perambulating coins\nvarious travels and hand penetration with penny and nickle, using gimmick with penny/nickle glued together\ndan tong
1969
hex! Dan Tong
Perambulating Coins
various travels and hand penetration with penny and nickle, using gimmick with penny/nickle glued together
coins apart\nfour copper and four silver coins are mixed in the hand, copper coins travel to the other hand, with a stick\nj. "rink" van rinkhuyzen
1969
the art of close-up magic - volume 2 J. "Rink" van Rinkhuyzen
Coins Apart
four copper and four silver coins are mixed in the hand, copper coins travel to the other hand, with a stick
cent\nthree coins in hand, always one is removed and when spectator is asked how many are left in the hand, he is wrong, after some repetition a perfume bottle appears in the hand\nroy johnson\na routine by milbourne christopher in "hugard's magic monthly"
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
Cent
three coins in hand, always one is removed and when spectator is asked how many are left in the hand, he is wrong, after some repetition a perfume bottle appears in the hand
Inspired by
a routine by Milbourne Christopher in "Hugard's Magic Monthly"
citation silver\ncopper and silver coin travel from hand to hand, then become two coppers, two silvers, and back again\nbob elliott
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Bob Elliott
Citation Silver
copper and silver coin travel from hand to hand, then become two coppers, two silvers, and back again
a treatise - the 1953 routine\ncoins across with two copper and two silver coins\nharvey rosenthal
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
the 1954 routine\ncoins across with two copper and two silver coins, two methods\nharvey rosenthal
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
The 1954 Routine
coins across with two copper and two silver coins, two methods
oil and quarters\nthree copper and three silver coins alternately put in one hand, one type travels to other hand\nharvey rosenthal\nnotes by fulves\nkarl fulves
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
Oil and Quarters
three copper and three silver coins alternately put in one hand, one type travels to other hand
copper and silver transposition\nonly two coins, first transposition, then travel, then vanish\nross bertram
1978
magic and methods of ross bertram Ross Bertram
Copper and Silver Transposition
only two coins, first transposition, then travel, then vanish
odd coin\nthree coins in one hand, two in the other, all five in one hand, see p. 1149 for credit information\nmilton tropp\n"our mysteries" (1941), p. 19
1978
the chronicles Milton Tropp
Odd Coin
three coins in one hand, two in the other, all five in one hand, see p. 1149 for credit information
the coin routine (no. 1)\ncopper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse\njohn f. mendoza
1978
the book of john John F. Mendoza
The Coin Routine (No. 1)
copper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse
the mysterious cross of india\nbased on routine by tagaki, four coins in each hand\ndaryl martinez\ncross-eyed coins across\ndavid williamson
1980
secrets of a "puerto rican gambler" Daryl Martinez
The Mysterious Cross of India
based on routine by Tagaki, four coins in each hand
quick silver\ntwo copper and two silver coins, silver coin travel in the hand with copper coins one by one, then at once\njack mcmillen
1981
sleights & swindles Jack McMillen
Quick Silver
two copper and two silver coins, silver coin travel in the hand with copper coins one by one, then at once
triple change coin flight\ntwo half dollar, one in each hand, both travel to one hand and change to copper, repeated with change to chinese\ndaryl martinez
1982
something for everyone Daryl Martinez
Triple Change Coin Flight
two half dollar, one in each hand, both travel to one hand and change to copper, repeated with change to chinese
the "tourist" coin\nsilver coin in one hand travels to join copper coin in other hand\nbobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
The "Tourist" Coin
Silver coin in one hand travels to join copper coin in other hand
terminal coins\nusing b.u.d.
- terminal 1 (four coins vanish)
- terminal 2 (four coins vanish without jacket)
- terminal 3 (four coins travel to other hand at once)\nross bertram
1983
bertram on sleight of hand Ross Bertram
Terminal Coins
using B.U.D.
- Terminal 1 (four coins vanish)
- Terminal 2 (four coins vanish without jacket)
- Terminal 3 (four coins travel to other hand at once)
winged silver\ncredit information, three coins move hand to hand to join foreign coin, coin appears under salt shaker, jumbo coin appears under salt shaker.\nalbert goshman\nwinged silver\ndai vernon
1985
magic by gosh Albert Goshman
Winged Silver
credit information, three coins move hand to hand to join foreign coin, coin appears under salt shaker, jumbo coin appears under salt shaker.
bridging the gap\nusing a clear glass tube as gag explanation for coins across through which rolled up coin slides\njay sankey
1986
sankey panky Jay Sankey
Bridging The Gap
using a clear glass tube as gag explanation for Coins Across through which rolled up coin slides
the coin connection\nmultiphase coin routine
- act i the homing coins (coins travel to coin wallet)
- act ii travel agents (coins from hand to hand)
- act iii foreign exchange (coins change from silver to copper and back)\neric decamps
1986
the coin connection Eric DeCamps
The Coin Connection
multiphase coin routine
- Act I The Homing Coins (coins travel to coin wallet)
- Act II Travel Agents (coins from hand to hand)
- Act III Foreign Exchange (coins change from silver to copper and back)
crossed destinies\nnice handling\ndai vernon\narthur finley\ncrossed destinies\ndai vernon\narthur finley
1987
the vernon chronicles - volume 1 Dai Vernon, Arthur Finley
coin fugue\na coin travels from hand onto the table, then three more coins appear, coins travel across\nmasao atsukawa
1988
new magic of japan Masao Atsukawa
Coin Fugue
a coin travels from hand onto the table, then three more coins appear, coins travel across
g. k. spectator coins across\nfour coins across, slightly different than version in "continuations ... departures 1"\ngary kurtz\ng.k. spectator coins across\ngary kurtz
1989
continuations and departures Gary Kurtz
G. K. Spectator Coins Across
four coins across, slightly different than version in "Continuations ... Departures 1"
nimble nickels\nno. 49, ten coins in two rows, picked up in pairs, one coin moved across, they all travel across, double toss\ndavid devant\ndai vernon
1989
self-working coin magic David Devant, Dai Vernon
Nimble Nickels
No. 49, ten coins in two rows, picked up in pairs, one coin moved across, they all travel across, double toss
relentless\nmonster coin routine
1.) four silver dollars from the purse frame
2.) the penny
3.) returning the penny to the purse frame
4.) double transposition in spectator's hand
5.) returning the penny to the purse frame (again)
6.) interlude
7.) coins through the table
8.) the bag on the purse and four more coins
9.) the penny returns
10.) the classic hang ping chien coins across
11.) the finale: returning to the beginning\ngary kurtz
1990
coin magic Gary Kurtz
Relentless
monster coin routine
1.) Four Silver Dollars from the Purse Frame
2.) The Penny
3.) Returning the Penny to the Purse Frame
4.) Double Transposition in Spectator's Hand
5.) Returning the Penny to the Purse Frame (Again)
6.) Interlude
7.) Coins Through the Table
8.) The Bag on the Purse and Four More Coins
9.) The Penny Returns
10.) The Classic Hang Ping Chien Coins Across
11.) The Finale: Returning to the Beginning
trio in three\nfrom 1981, three different coins travel under two cards, from hand to hand and back under the cards, haden gaff\ngary kurtz\nthree with csb\nreed mcclintock
1990
coin magic Gary Kurtz
Trio in Three
from 1981, three different coins travel under two cards, from hand to hand and back under the cards, Haden gaff
chinaman's chance\nthree silver coins travel to china coin in other hand, transformation kicker, peter kane's sleeper coin principle\nbob king\nbackfire\nbob king
1990
more magician foolers Bob King
Chinaman's Chance
three silver coins travel to china coin in other hand, transformation kicker, Peter Kane's Sleeper Coin principle
the silverdust routine\nusing a silverdust shaker, coin appears from silverdust, travels to other hand, changes into other coin and transforms back into silverdust\ngary ouellet
1990
close up illusions Gary Ouellet
The Silverdust Routine
using a silverdust shaker, coin appears from silverdust, travels to other hand, changes into other coin and transforms back into silverdust
relentless - part four\ninterlude
15. the classic han ping chien coins across
16. coda: closing the circle
the clean-up\ngary kurtz
1991
relentless Gary Kurtz
Relentless - Part Four
Interlude
15. The Classic Han Ping Chien Coins Across
16. Coda: Closing the Circle
The Clean-up
three across\nfour coins in one hand, one coin is moved to other hand, all other follow\nchad long
1994
the lost cheesy notebooks - volume one Chad Long
Three Across
four coins in one hand, one coin is moved to other hand, all other follow
the routine\npenny appears from purse frame and travel several times back into the hand, then a chinese coin appears in the frame and it change places with the penny. eventually both coins disappear again\nfred kaps
1994
fred kaps' purse Fred Kaps
The Routine
penny appears from purse frame and travel several times back into the hand, then a chinese coin appears in the frame and it change places with the penny. Eventually both coins disappear again
a familiar ring\nshell coins across with spectator's finger ring\npaul gertner\nshell coins across\ndavid roth\nyour personal safe\ndaniel garcia
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
snapping the halves\nchinese coin wiggled and half dollar snapped off it, then two more coins appear like that, they travel to other hand, then all coins are split for total of eight coins
- the coins appear
- the coins fly from hand to hand
- the unexpected replication of the coins\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
Snapping the Halves
Chinese coin wiggled and half dollar snapped off it, then two more coins appear like that, they travel to other hand, then all coins are split for total of eight coins
- The Coins Appear
- The Coins Fly from Hand to Hand
- The Unexpected Replication of the Coins
stretching your money\ntwo coins are produced, then they become magnetic and travel to one hand, finally one coin is stretched\nyuji wada
1994
the minotaur Yuji Wada
Stretching Your Money
two coins are produced, then they become magnetic and travel to one hand, finally one coin is stretched
copper caper - just using the copper coin\ncopper coins travels from left hand to right hand and back\nkarl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Copper Caper - Just using the Copper coin
copper coins travels from left hand to right hand and back
silver to brass - using these two coins\nsilver coins travels from left hand to right hand where it joins the brass coin\nkarl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Silver to Brass - Using these two coins
silver coins travels from left hand to right hand where it joins the brass coin
surprise transposition - using the coins, the okito box, and ?\nperformer announces that the coins will travel from hand to hand, the box travels instead\nkarl norman
1995
40 years at the forks Karl Norman
Surprise Transposition - Using the coins, the Okito Box, and ?
performer announces that the coins will travel from hand to hand, the box travels instead
over and over, again\nthree copper and three silver coins, two copper coins join the other coins one by one, last coin joins rest held by spectator\nmike gallo
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Mike Gallo
Over and Over, Again
three copper and three silver coins, two copper coins join the other coins one by one, last coin joins rest held by spectator
coinfusion\ntwo silver coins, one vanishes and the other changes into a smaller copper coin. one silver coin is reproduced, coins across and with the two odd coins\njohn riggs
1995
the magic of john riggs John Riggs
Coinfusion
Two silver coins, one vanishes and the other changes into a smaller copper coin. One silver coin is reproduced, coins across and with the two odd coins
you never give me your money\nthree coins, two travel to other hand one by one, then back, they all change to copper\naaron fisher
1995
the sleight album Aaron Fisher
You Never Give Me Your Money
three coins, two travel to other hand one by one, then back, they all change to copper
relentless - part four\ninterlude
15. the classic han ping chien coins across
16. coda: closing the circle
the clean-up\ngary kurtz
1995 ca.
relentless (revised edition) Gary Kurtz
Relentless - Part Four
Interlude
15. The Classic Han Ping Chien Coins Across
16. Coda: Closing the Circle
The Clean-up
coins across and back with interlude\ncoins across twice with backfire, coin through box
- phase one: silver bullets
- phase two: copper interlude
- phase three: perverse reverse
- phase four: bertram redux\ntommy wonder
1996
the books of wonder - volume 1 Tommy Wonder
Coins Across and Back with Interlude
coins across twice with backfire, coin through box
- Phase One: Silver Bullets
- Phase Two: Copper Interlude
- Phase Three: Perverse Reverse
- Phase Four: Bertram Redux
quasimodo quoins\ncoins travel from hand to hand every time a spectator rings a service bell, last coin appears under bell and as a climax a jumbo coin appears\njim krenz\nsalt & pepper shaker\nalbert goshman
1996
the minotaur Jim Krenz
Quasimodo Quoins
coins travel from hand to hand every time a spectator rings a service bell, last coin appears under bell and as a climax a jumbo coin appears
chinaman's chance\nchina coin in right hand, three silver coins in left, travel to right hand one by one, all change to chinese\nbob king
1996
five-star magic Bob King
Chinaman's Chance
china coin in right hand, three silver coins in left, travel to right hand one by one, all change to chinese
the jumping bean coins\nfour coins, plus shell\nharry riser\nthe half dollars and the okito box\nj. elder blackledge
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser Harry Riser
the nomad coins\nthree different coins fly from hand to hand, pocket to hand, hand to under card\nmilton kort\nchromo-spheres\ndr. jacob daley
1999
kort Milton Kort
The Nomad Coins
Three different coins fly from hand to hand, pocket to hand, hand to under card
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
1999
mietek - lecture notes David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
cocktail matrix\nwilliamson's "no card matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand\ndavid stone\nno card matrix\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
2001
made in france David Stone
Cocktail Matrix
Williamson's "No Card Matrix" with additional copper coin, last phase in spectator's hand
three with csb\nthree different coins travel under tabled cross of two cards, then transpose in hand and travel back to under cards and purse\nreed mcclintock\ntrio in three\ngary kurtz
2002
knuckle busters vol. 2 Reed McClintock
Three with CSB
three different coins travel under tabled cross of two cards, then transpose in hand and travel back to under cards and purse
ninth dynasty\nfour coins produced, they travel to right hand one by one, last one appears on table, then five more cards appear on table under fingertips\nreed mcclintock
2002
knuckle busters vol. 2 Reed McClintock
Ninth Dynasty
four coins produced, they travel to right hand one by one, last one appears on table, then five more cards appear on table under fingertips
melted flight\nfour coins, one by one\nmiguel Ángel gea\nvuelo metálico\njoaquín navajas
2005 (ca.)
magic with coins from the profound of madrid Miguel Ángel Gea
matrimoney\ntwo coins travel across one by one with borrowed finger ring, ring ends up in wallet, ungaffed\ntyler wilson\nthe tenkai pennies\ntenkai ishida
2006
dominatricks Tyler Wilson
Matrimoney
two coins travel across one by one with borrowed finger ring, ring ends up in wallet, ungaffed
monedas firmadas que vuelan de una mano a otra\nfour signed coins travel from one hand to the other\nluis piedrahita
2011
monedas y otras historias Luis Piedrahita
Monedas Firmadas que Vuelan de una Mano a Otra
four signed coins travel from one hand to the other
hopping time\nhopping halves routine with time travel premise, coin keeps jumping back to fist to join another coin every time a wrist watch is used to touch the fist. at the end, both coins vanish and appear back in purse, while watch appears back on the wrist\nalex ng\nthe ring, the watch and the wallet\ntommy wonder
2015
in the mind of dr. alex Alex Ng
Hopping Time
Hopping Halves routine with time travel premise, coin keeps jumping back to fist to join another coin every time a wrist watch is used to touch the fist. At the end, both coins vanish and appear back in purse, while watch appears back on the wrist
copper silver transposition\ncoin travels to other hand to show both empty, then transposition with second coin and spectator's hand, extra coin\njohnny thompson\ndai vernon
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson, Dai Vernon
Copper Silver Transposition
coin travels to other hand to show both empty, then transposition with second coin and spectator's hand, extra coin