to make a marked florin and penny, wrapped in separate handkerchiefs, change places at command\nincluding variation with spectator's and performer's hands instead of handkerchiefs\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
To make a marked Florin and Penny, wrapped in separate Handkerchiefs, change places at command
including variation with spectator's and performer's hands instead of handkerchiefs
a new coin combination\nfifteen to twenty coins borrowed and placed in hat, one coin is marked and mixed back, unmarked coin is placed in handkerchief, marked one taken out on hand, they change place\nb. girindrashekhar
1909
the art of magic B. Girindrashekhar
A New Coin Combination
fifteen to twenty coins borrowed and placed in hat, one coin is marked and mixed back, unmarked coin is placed in handkerchief, marked one taken out on hand, they change place
homing eagle\nmarked half dollar and english penny change places, with handkerchief\njames g. thompson jr.
1946
the phoenix 101-150 James G. Thompson Jr.
Homing Eagle
marked half dollar and english penny change places, with handkerchief
the coin of chomo gama\ncoin transforms vanishes and reappears, buddha papers\nedward clinkscale\neugene taylor
1948
the phoenix 101-150 Edward Clinkscale, Eugene Taylor
The Coin of Chomo Gama
coin transforms vanishes and reappears, buddha papers
specious specie\nlengthy coin transposition routine, then multiple coin production and vanish, with handkerchief\njames g. thompson jr.
1948
the phoenix 151-200 James G. Thompson Jr.
Specious Specie
lengthy coin transposition routine, then multiple coin production and vanish, with handkerchief
cupro!\ncopper and silver coins each wrapped in a silk and put in a glass each, then they change places\ntommy vanderschmidt
1951
the phoenix 201 - 250 Tommy Vanderschmidt
Cupro!
copper and silver coins each wrapped in a silk and put in a glass each, then they change places
buddha's coin\nsilver coin is sandwiched between two copper coins, it transposes with a copper coin wrapped in buddha papers, double facer\nhen fetsch\nbuddha's coin\nhen fetsch
1952
modern coin magic Hen Fetsch
Buddha's Coin
silver coin is sandwiched between two copper coins, it transposes with a copper coin wrapped in Buddha Papers, double facer
the coin transposition and climax\nsilver & copper transpose with one coin in spectator's handkerchief\nbill simon\nhen fetsch
1954
sleightly sensational Bill Simon, Hen Fetsch
The Coin Transposition and Climax
silver & copper transpose with one coin in spectator's handkerchief
s.o.c.\nhalf dollar and three copper coins, transposition, coins to box, coins through card case, see also page 40\nedward marlo\nsoc ii\nal schneider\nedward marlo\nsoc iii\nblair bowling\ns-o-see thru\nsimon aronson
1957
coining magic Edward Marlo
S.O.C.
half dollar and three copper coins, transposition, coins to box, coins through card case, see also page 40
money monte\nwith business card and bill, final phase one coin is wrapped in bill\nben christopher\nmore monte\nbob farrell
1965
the new phoenix 351-400 Ben Christopher
Money Monte
with business card and bill, final phase one coin is wrapped in bill
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
zella's space coins\n(originally from new phoenix)\nu. f. grant\nzella's space coins\nu. f. grant\nzella's space coins\nu. f. grant
1966
the new modern coin magic U. F. Grant
chinese enigma\ndollar and ribbon in spectator's pocket, chinese coin in hand, they change places, reconstructed from an advertisement description of richard himber\nroland hurley\nrichard himber
1970
hierophant Roland Hurley, Richard Himber
Chinese Enigma
dollar and ribbon in spectator's pocket, chinese coin in hand, they change places, reconstructed from an advertisement description of Richard Himber
the de-materializing coin\nchinese coin with square hole and half dollar with round hole transpose, then holes transpose\nroland hurley\nsignature transposition\nedward marlo
1971
kabbala - volume 1 Roland Hurley
The De-Materializing Coin
chinese coin with square hole and half dollar with round hole transpose, then holes transpose
gaffed coins - 3/4 silver fake\ndouble facer with silver on one side and a bit of silver and mostly copper on other side, used in transposition with okito box, see also p. 513\nkarl fulves\nhalf-head/half-tail coin\n shaman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Gaffed Coins - 3/4 Silver Fake
double facer with silver on one side and a bit of silver and mostly copper on other side, used in transposition with Okito box, see also p. 513
master copper & silver\ncopper/silver routine with two cards and newspaper sheet, eight phases\nsam leo horowitz\nradical rebound\ntom gagnon
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Sam Leo Horowitz
Master Copper & Silver
copper/silver routine with two cards and newspaper sheet, eight phases
nokito box\nusing bottomless okito box, three phases, different gaff options in "added notes"\nben christopher
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ben Christopher
Nokito Box
using bottomless Okito box, three phases, different gaff options in "Added Notes"
another excedrin headache for roger\nbased on conrad haden's "the silver and two copper transposition", with aspirin box that fills with pills\nscotty york\nroger klause\nconrad h. haden
1975
coins Scotty York, Roger Klause, Conrad H. Haden
Another Excedrin Headache for Roger
based on Conrad Haden's "The Silver and Two Copper Transposition", with aspirin box that fills with pills
purse swindle\ncoin in hand transposes with coin in purse
- compounding the swindle\nharvey rosenthal
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Harvey Rosenthal
Purse Swindle
coin in hand transposes with coin in purse
- Compounding The Swindle
shovel coin shuffle\n(shuttle?) two coins and two cards, see also bilis' "close-up french style" (1976) according to page 136\nfrank paglia\nradical rebound\ntom gagnon
1978
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Frank Paglia
Shovel Coin Shuffle
(shuttle?) two coins and two cards, see also Bilis' "Close-Up French Style" (1976) according to page 136
rebound\ncopper underneath one card, silver under another, the coins transpose, coin travel together under one card in repeat phase\nkarl fulves\nlaunch pad\nkarl fulves\nradical rebound\ntom gagnon
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Rebound
copper underneath one card, silver under another, the coins transpose, coin travel together under one card in repeat phase
coin problems (d)\ncoin in envelope between to glasses that stand on top of each other, another coin on top of envelope, envelope pulled out and both coins transpose, posed as problem\nkarl fulves\ndrop cop\njon von gillern\nmetal motion\nkarl fulves
1978
interlocutor Karl Fulves
Coin Problems (D)
coin in envelope between to glasses that stand on top of each other, another coin on top of envelope, envelope pulled out and both coins transpose, posed as problem
the spiked half\nspiked half dollar coin put in styrofoam, marked penny transposes and is now spiked and half dollar in hand\njohn f. mendoza
1980
john: verse two John F. Mendoza
The Spiked Half
spiked half dollar coin put in styrofoam, marked penny transposes and is now spiked and half dollar in hand
another tabled transposition\ntwo copper 1 silver with okito box\ngene castillon\ntabled transpo plus\nroger klause
1981
the lost pages of the kabbala Gene Castillon
striker\nusing a purse\ndavid williamson\ncopper, silver and purse\ndavid williamson\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay\ngrandma's coin trick\njoshua jay
1984
the collected almanac David Williamson
texas money\nsilver dollar and penny change places (using handkerchief), before growing into jumbo coins\nmartin lewis
1985
martin's miracles Martin Lewis
Texas Money
Silver dollar and penny change places (using handkerchief), before growing into jumbo coins
radical rebound\npenny in fist, half dollar on table brushed with playing card changes to penny and half dollar is in pocket, then transposition phases and pocket penetration\ntom gagnon\nmaster copper & silver\nsam leo horowitz\nshovel coin shuffle\nfrank paglia\nrebound\nkarl fulves
1985
new stars of magic Tom Gagnon
Radical Rebound
penny in fist, half dollar on table brushed with playing card changes to penny and half dollar is in pocket, then transposition phases and pocket penetration
buddha's coin\nsilver coin is sandwiched between two copper coins, it transposes with a copper coin wrapped in buddha papers\nhen fetsch\nbuddha's coin\nhen fetsch
1988
magic with a copper/silver coin Hen Fetsch
Buddha's Coin
silver coin is sandwiched between two copper coins, it transposes with a copper coin wrapped in Buddha Papers
transposition two\ncopper and silver coins transpose with one in purse, repeated\nhorace e. bennett\n"the bennet touch"
1988
magic with a copper/silver coin Horace E. Bennett
Transposition Two
copper and silver coins transpose with one in purse, repeated
devaluation\nchinese coin in handkerchief and half dollar in pocket change place, pile of half dollar appears as finale, ken allen's chinatown half set\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Devaluation
chinese coin in handkerchief and half dollar in pocket change place, pile of half dollar appears as finale, Ken Allen's Chinatown Half set
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
up his sleeve\n"unsolved mysteries"
small bottle dropped in sleeve, marked coin in other sleeve, hands held up and clink sound heard, coin is in bottle, or two marked coins in both sleeves transpose, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves
1998
the fine print Karl Fulves
Up His Sleeve
"Unsolved Mysteries"
small bottle dropped in sleeve, marked coin in other sleeve, hands held up and clink sound heard, coin is in bottle, or two marked coins in both sleeves transpose, posed as a problem
51 cent metamorphosis\n(originally published in f. william kuethe's journal of necromantic numismatics, vol. 7, no. 1, oct 1972) copper silver transpo with handkerchief roll/fold\nmilton kort
1999
kort Milton Kort
51 cent Metamorphosis
(Originally published in F. William Kuethe's Journal of Necromantic Numismatics, vol. 7, no. 1, Oct 1972) Copper silver transpo with handkerchief roll/fold
copper, silver, brash\ncopper and silver coins transpose three times, hands, then with table or spectator, then with coin purse\ndoug conn
1999
tricks of my trade Doug Conn
Copper, Silver, Brash
copper and silver coins transpose three times, hands, then with table or spectator, then with coin purse
copper-silver\ncoin on spectators hand is covered with matchbox and transposes with coin inside matchbox\ntony kardyro\n"transpo coin" (vernon winiecke, discoverie #4)\nsupercharged silver\ndon nielsen\nmerlin's matchbox\ndan lewis\nback story\nkarl fulves
2006
prolix Tony Kardyro
Copper-Silver
coin on spectators hand is covered with matchbox and transposes with coin inside matchbox
a sharper's coin trick\nfour coins dropped in handkerchief change into different coins\ng. w. hunter\nthe magic wand, march/may 1926
2009
prolix G. W. Hunter
A Sharper's Coin Trick
four coins dropped in handkerchief change into different coins
metal motion\nsilver coin in envelope between two glasses, copper coin on envelope under top glass, envelope pulled out, they transpose\nkarl fulves\ncoin problems (d)\nkarl fulves
2012
prolix Karl Fulves
Metal Motion
silver coin in envelope between two glasses, copper coin on envelope under top glass, envelope pulled out, they transpose
a cup of copper\nfour copper and four silver coins alternated, some tossed in one cup and some in another, they separate, slightly smaller diameter and strip-out\nj. w. sarles\ncopper or silver\nbrooks conner
2012
prolix J. W. Sarles
A Cup Of Copper
four copper and four silver coins alternated, some tossed in one cup and some in another, they separate, slightly smaller diameter and strip-out