the eight coins and two brass covers\nfour borrowed coins each under two brass covers, coins travel from one pile to the other, two shells, also done in hands of spectator without covers\nprofessor hoffmann
1890
more magic Professor Hoffmann
The eight Coins and two Brass Covers
four borrowed coins each under two brass covers, coins travel from one pile to the other, two shells, also done in hands of spectator without covers
travelling coins\nfirst coin travels from hand to hand then effect is repeated with four coins, hands turned over on table\n unknown
1935
coin magic
Unknown
Travelling Coins
first coin travels from hand to hand then effect is repeated with four coins, hands turned over on table
the hammam routine\nsigned coin penetrates table and falls in a glass, transforms and travels under other hand, big medallion appears as kicker\njules debarros
1971
the coins of ishtar Jules DeBarros
The Hammam Routine
signed coin penetrates table and falls in a glass, transforms and travels under other hand, big medallion appears as kicker
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
rubdown\nhalf dollar rubbed on table vanishes and appears under other hand, then changes into dime with change under other hand\nross bertram
1978
magic and methods of ross bertram Ross Bertram
Rubdown
half dollar rubbed on table vanishes and appears under other hand, then changes into dime with change under other hand
drawback\none half dollar under each hand, they travel under one hand, in repeat change into dollar\nsteve beam
1981
steve beam on coins - volume i Steve Beam
Drawback
one half dollar under each hand, they travel under one hand, in repeat change into dollar
3:32\ntwo coins travel under one hand, then one coin and eventually the last coin vanishes, using "the flick"\nmike caveney\nnever split\nbernard bilis
1981
magicomedy Mike Caveney
3:32
two coins travel under one hand, then one coin and eventually the last coin vanishes, using "The Flick"
pandemonium\n- growing deck gag (higham)
- trouser pocket as servante (higham)
- card revelation gag with two spectators selecting the same card (tucker)
- five coins travel from hand to hand and then change into one coin (tucker)
- cutting the aces, bilis/ marlo variation idea (monmoine)\njustin higham\nstephen tucker\npascal monmoine
1983
spell-binder Justin Higham, Stephen Tucker, Pascal Monmoine
Pandemonium
- growing Deck gag (Higham)
- trouser pocket as servante (Higham)
- card revelation gag with two spectators selecting the same card (Tucker)
- five coins travel from hand to hand and then change into one coin (Tucker)
- Cutting the Aces, Bilis/ Marlo variation idea (Monmoine)
translocation\nfour coins in a vertical row on the table, both hands palm down on table, one by one they travel across\njohn kennedy\nreversal ending\nmark lefler\ntable squeeze\ndavid neighbors\nscotch and soda for real\nreed mcclintock
1983
lecture iii John Kennedy
Translocation
four coins in a vertical row on the table, both hands palm down on table, one by one they travel across
no card matrix\ncoins in square layout travel into one corner, handling of last coin contributed by hierling\ndavid williamson\nthomas hierling\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone\ncocktail matrix\ndavid stone
1987
new wave close-up David Williamson, Thomas Hierling
No Card Matrix
coins in square layout travel into one corner, handling of last coin contributed by Hierling
three and three (segregated)\nsix silver coins, three in each hand, travel to one hand one by one, using flick\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
Three and Three (Segregated)
six silver coins, three in each hand, travel to one hand one by one, using flick
three and three (integrated)\nthree copper and three silver coins, copper coins travel to silver coins, using flick\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
Three and Three (Integrated)
three copper and three silver coins, copper coins travel to silver coins, using flick
four finger finale\ncoin appears under forefinger as finale to coins across or similar\npaul harris\nninth dynasty\nreed mcclintock\nfour finger finale\npaul harris
1996
the art of astonishment - book 2 Paul Harris
Four Finger Finale
coin appears under forefinger as finale to coins across or similar
four finger finale\nthree coins under three fingertips on table, fourth one appears\npaul harris\nfour finger finale\npaul harris
2002
knuckle busters vol. 2 Paul Harris
Four Finger Finale
three coins under three fingertips on table, fourth one appears