to make a six-pence seem to fall through a table\ncoin wrapped in handkerchief put on table and covered with hat, penetrates table and falls into a glass, handkerchief with coin sewn in corner\n unknown
1784
breslaw's last legacy
Unknown
To make a Six-Pence seem to fall through a Table
coin wrapped in handkerchief put on table and covered with hat, penetrates table and falls into a glass, handkerchief with coin sewn in corner
the magical filtration of four half dollars\n\nal baker\nthe magical filtration of four half dollars\nal baker\nfrank garcia
1941
the secret ways of al baker Al Baker
through the table\ncoin on table, spectator presses performer's hand on top and it penetrates table, with a misdirection sleeving\n unknown
1947
watch this one!
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Through the Table
coin on table, spectator presses performer's hand on top and it penetrates table, with a misdirection sleeving
the magical filtration of four half dollars\nfour coins through the table, one by one, with a variation on the last coin by frank garcia\nal baker\nfrank garcia\nthe magical filtration of four half dollars\nal baker\nthe bean coins\njohnny thompson
1952
modern coin magic Al Baker, Frank Garcia
The Magical Filtration of Four Half Dollars
four coins through the table, one by one, with a variation on the last coin by Frank Garcia
rattle box routine\ncoin penetrates glass and table, other coin travels from box to glass, rattle box\nstewart judah
1952
modern coin magic Stewart Judah
Rattle Box Routine
coin penetrates glass and table, other coin travels from box to glass, rattle box
presto - the coins through the table\nfour coins\njames g. thompson jr.\ncoins thru table\nderek dingle
1956
top secrets of magic James G. Thompson Jr.
coins through table\nfour different sized coins, into glass\nwalter rollins\ndissimilar coins through table\nhorace e. bennett
1966
the new modern coin magic Walter Rollins
chinatown dollar routine\nchinese coin and dollar are in handkerchief on table, one coin removed, they transpose in various phases\nstewart judah
1966
the new modern coin magic Stewart Judah
Chinatown Dollar Routine
chinese coin and dollar are in handkerchief on table, one coin removed, they transpose in various phases
first effect - for one coin\nsingle marked coin, part of "coins through the table (a complete routine)"\njohn benzais\nsimple filtration (シンプル・フィルトレーション)\ntomoya horiki
1967
the best of benzais John Benzais
First Effect - For One Coin
single marked coin, part of "Coins Through the Table (A Complete Routine)"
second effect (for two coins)\nwith glass, part of "coins through the table (a complete routine)"\njohn benzais\nkneet!\npete biro
1967
the best of benzais John Benzais
Second Effect (For Two Coins)
with glass, part of "Coins Through the Table (A Complete Routine)"
dissimilar coins through table\nfour different coins penetrate table, last one upwards\nhorace e. bennett\ncoins through table\nwalter rollins
1969
the art of close-up magic - volume 2 Horace E. Bennett
Dissimilar Coins Through Table
four different coins penetrate table, last one upwards
solo coins through table\nwith four coins, glass and okito box\nroy johnson\ncoins through the table\nmilton kort
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
the international coin trick\nfour different coins trough table with glass\nderek dingle\ninternational coin trick\nderek dingle\ninternational coin trick\nderek dingle\ninternational coins through table\nderek dingle
1971
dingle's deceptions with cards and coins Derek Dingle
ostin-tatious\ncoin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin\nroy johnson\nbob ostin\nbob ostin's "fingertip fantasies"
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Bob Ostin
Ostin-Tatious
coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin
international coin trick\nfour different coins with glass\nderek dingle\nthe international coin trick\nderek dingle
1971 ca.
dingle's deceptions Derek Dingle
international coin trick\nfour different coins with glass\nderek dingle\nthe international coin trick\nderek dingle
1971 ca.
dingle's deceptions Derek Dingle
copper and silver through table\ntwo coins through table, using lever-type shell\nsheldon atterbury
1972
tarbell course in magic - volume 7 Sheldon Atterbury
coins thru table\nfour coins
- the first coin (after thompson jr.)
- the second coin
- the third coin (after vernon)
- the last coin
- alternate handling of the first coin
- second alternate handling
see also p. 625 and p. 711\nderek dingle\nkangaroo coins\ndai vernon\npresto - the coins through the table\njames g. thompson jr.\ndirect lap\nkarl fulves\nderek dingle
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Derek Dingle
Coins Thru Table
four coins
- The First Coin (after Thompson Jr.)
- The Second Coin
- The Third Coin (after Vernon)
- The Last Coin
- Alternate Handling of the First Coin
- Second Alternate Handling
see also p. 625 and p. 711
coins thru table\nshout out for roger klause's routine\nkarl fulves\ncoins for connoisseurs\nroger klause
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
lightning coin vanish\nlightning pull, also on silk or for last through-table\namedeo vacca\namadeo's vanishing coin\namedeo vacca
1974
amedeo's continental magic Amedeo Vacca
Lightning Coin Vanish
lightning pull, also on silk or for last through-table
kamikazee koins\none of two coins (copper and silver) penetrates table, see p. 786 for credit information\nrick johnsson\n"invisible transportation" (felix greenfield, linking ring, feb. 1968)\nthe tenkai pennies\ntenkai ishida
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Rick Johnsson
Kamikazee Koins
one of two coins (copper and silver) penetrates table, see p. 786 for credit information
quick shot\nthree coins under glass through table, glass through table as a kicker, inspired by kort's "coins through the table" from bobo\nal schneider\nmilton kort
1975
al schneider on coins Al Schneider, Milton Kort
Quick Shot
three coins under glass through table, glass through table as a kicker, inspired by Kort's "Coins Through the Table" from Bobo
bottoms up\nthree coins penetrate through table upwards, visibly appearing in upside down plastic beer glass, slot in glass
- the mug move
- the routine
- notes
see p. 1053 for vague dick zimmerman credit\nrick johnsson
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Rick Johnsson
Bottoms Up
three coins penetrate through table upwards, visibly appearing in upside down plastic beer glass, slot in glass
- The Mug Move
- The Routine
- Notes
see p. 1053 for vague Dick Zimmerman credit
elastic\nthree coins dropped on table, one vanishes or penetrates table, folding coin simulates third coin, with ideas by karl fulves and j. g. thompson, jr\n de vega\n"elastic" (the sphinx, 1918)
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 De Vega
Elastic
three coins dropped on table, one vanishes or penetrates table, folding coin simulates third coin, with ideas by Karl Fulves and J. G. Thompson, Jr
easy coins thru the table - plus\nfour coins, first one by one and eventually all at once\nhorace e. bennett\nthe third coin\nhorace e. bennett\nscotty york
1975
bennett's best Horace E. Bennett
Easy Coins Thru the Table - Plus
four coins, first one by one and eventually all at once
banish\nnickel and penny on table, covered with hands, one travels across, repeat, then chosen coin travels table, then both covered with card, one travels across, two coins joined with thread\nharvey rosenthal\ntwo coins\nmorty rudnick\ntwo coins\nkarl fulves
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
Banish
nickel and penny on table, covered with hands, one travels across, repeat, then chosen coin travels table, then both covered with card, one travels across, two coins joined with thread
coins thru the hand\n- stand-up coins thru the table
- in the spectator's hand version (coins penetrate performer's hand and drop into spectator's hand)\nderek dingle
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Derek Dingle
Coins Thru the Hand
- Stand-Up Coins Thru The Table
- In The Spectator's Hand Version (coins penetrate performer's hand and drop into spectator's hand)
monedas a traves de las mesa con una sola mano\none handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass\narturo de ascanio\n"la circular de la escuela mágica de madrid" n° 60, 1979.\nmonedas a través de las mesa a una mano\narturo de ascanio
1978
la magia de ascanio — vol. 2 Arturo de Ascanio
Monedas a Traves de las Mesa con una Sola Mano
one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass
Also published here
"La Circular de la Escuela Mágica de Madrid" N° 60, 1979.
the dream boat dazzler\nfinal coin through table into glass with both hands over table and spectator holds glass\nchris hampton
1980
close-up fantasies - book i Chris Hampton
The Dream Boat Dazzler
final coin through table into glass with both hands over table and spectator holds glass
through the table\nwith glass and single coin, coin seen halfway in table, using pancake coin\nsteve beam
1981
steve beam on coins - volume i Steve Beam
Through the Table
with glass and single coin, coin seen halfway in table, using Pancake Coin
the third coin\nthird phase for coins thru table, based on the revolve vanish\nhorace e. bennett\nscotty york\neasy coins thru the table - plus\nhorace e. bennett
1981
bennett's fourth book Horace E. Bennett, Scotty York
The Third Coin
third phase for coins thru table, based on the revolve vanish
international coins through table\nwith glass\nderek dingle\nthe international coin trick\nderek dingle
1982
the complete works of derek dingle Derek Dingle
silver ascending\nthree coins penetrate the table from bottom to top one by one underneath handkerchief\nlarry jennings
1984
the collected almanac Larry Jennings
Silver Ascending
three coins penetrate the table from bottom to top one by one underneath handkerchief
coins thru table\ncredit information, four coins penetrate a table.\nalbert goshman\nal baker\ncoins thru the table\nalbert goshman
1985
magic by gosh Albert Goshman, Al Baker
clearly impossible\nfour coins and glass\ndavid regal\nclearly impossible (sans lap)\ndavid regal
1987
star quality - the magic of david regal David Regal
outboxed\ncoin through table upwards into matchbox, also as coin through ceiling downwards\nkarl fulves\ndon nielsen
1989
money moves Karl Fulves, Don Nielsen
Outboxed
coin through table upwards into matchbox, also as coin through ceiling downwards
rub a dub\nno. 21, coin rubbed through table, backwards movement during rubbing, with bertram patter and sarles idea of using two coins of which only one penetrates\nross bertram\nj. w. sarles
1989
self-working coin magic Ross Bertram, J. W. Sarles
Rub a Dub
No. 21, coin rubbed through table, backwards movement during rubbing, with Bertram patter and Sarles idea of using two coins of which only one penetrates
duet\nno. 55, two coins wrapped in handkerchief, named one penetrates table\njohn v. hope\nrobert olsen
1989
self-working coin magic John V. Hope, Robert Olsen
Duet
No. 55, two coins wrapped in handkerchief, named one penetrates table
astral coins\nno. 68, coins travel through table to under card, thread from coin to card\nkarl fulves\nalex elmsley\nthe astral coin rides again\nalex elmsley
1989
self-working coin magic Karl Fulves, Alex Elmsley
Astral Coins
No. 68, coins travel through table to under card, thread from coin to card
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
coins thru table\nfour coins, with all-at-once phase
"my approach to the coins thru table takes advantage of the table."\nwesley james\ncoins through table\nbev bergeron
1990
stop fooling us lecture notes Wesley James
Coins Thru Table
four coins, with all-at-once phase
"My approach to the Coins thru Table takes advantage of the table."
the astral coin rides again\ncoin and two cards, coin appears, travels and penetrates table, coin threaded to card\nalex elmsley\nastral coins\nkarl fulves\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
The Astral Coin Rides Again
coin and two cards, coin appears, travels and penetrates table, coin threaded to card
coins in the glass\nfour coins through the table into glass one by one, extra coin stuck to hand\nwalter "sonny" day
1998
five times five — scotland Walter "Sonny" Day
Coins In The Glass
four coins through the table into glass one by one, extra coin stuck to hand
hole in the table\ncopper and silver coins under paper-covered glass, chosen coin penetrates table, then glass itself\njack avis
1998
vis à vis Jack Avis
Hole in the Table
copper and silver coins under paper-covered glass, chosen coin penetrates table, then glass itself
clearly impossible (sans lap)\nfour coins pass visibly through a table when poured out of a clear glass\ndavid regal\nclearly impossible\ndavid regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
Clearly Impossible (Sans Lap)
Four coins pass visibly through a table when poured out of a clear glass
monedas a través de las mesa a una mano\none handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass\narturo de ascanio\n"la circular de la escuela mágica de madrid" n° 60, 1979.\nmonedas a traves de las mesa con una sola mano\narturo de ascanio
2003
la magia española del siglo xx Arturo de Ascanio
Monedas a Través de las Mesa a una Mano
one handed coins through table, with four coins a coin box and a glass
Also published here
"La Circular de la Escuela Mágica de Madrid" N° 60, 1979.
monedas a través de la mesa\nfour cons through table one by one into a glass then they penetrate table again at once\nluis piedrahita
2011
monedas y otras historias Luis Piedrahita
Monedas a través de la Mesa
four cons through table one by one into a glass then they penetrate table again at once
coins through the table\nbasically benzais's routine with a ross bertram move in it\njohn benzais\nross bertram\nshane cobalt\nthird effect (for four coins)\njohn benzais
2012
chasing dovetails John Benzais, Ross Bertram, Shane Cobalt
Coins Through The Table
Basically Benzais's routine with a Ross Bertram move in it
high strung and lapless\nthrough table into glass, coin on thread
- first penetration
- second penetration
- third penetration
- fourth penetration\nvanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
High Strung and Lapless
through table into glass, coin on thread
- First Penetration
- Second Penetration
- Third Penetration
- Fourth Penetration
the bean coins\ninto glass\njohnny thompson\nkangaroo coins\ndai vernon\nthe magical filtration of four half dollars\nal baker\nfrank garcia
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson