manipulations and advanced flourishes\ni. with four coins
ii. with four coins
iii. with five coins
iv. with five coins (including roll down)\njean hugard
1935
coin magic Jean Hugard
Manipulations and Advanced Flourishes
I. With Four Coins
II. With Four Coins
III. With Five Coins
IV. With Five Coins (including Roll Down)
"a silver collection"\nfour coins are produced, then they travel one by one into glass\nedward victor\ncocktail coins\nhorace e. bennett\nfive coins and a glass\ndai vernon\nsilver and glass\njohn carney
1937
magic of the hands Edward Victor
"A Silver Collection"
four coins are produced, then they travel one by one into glass
the homing coins\nup the sleeve type, four coins to glass, shell\njerry lukins\ncoins up sleeve\nmilton tropp\njerry lukins\nal cohen
1945
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jerry Lukins
a quick opener\nthree tricks in thirty seconds, a knot appears in a silk, a golfball vanishes and reappears and a coin travels into a glass\nal leech
1952
manipulating with leech Al Leech
A Quick Opener
three tricks in thirty seconds, a knot appears in a silk, a golfball vanishes and reappears and a coin travels into a glass
miracle coins to the pocket\ncoins to glass in jacket pocket, tube from breast to coat pocket, in the book credited to glenn harrison, see giobbi for credit detail\neddie fields\nglenn harrison\nthe ten most underestimated tricks\nroberto giobbi
1952
modern coin magic Eddie Fields, Glenn Harrison
Miracle Coins to the Pocket
coins to glass in jacket pocket, tube from breast to coat pocket, in the book credited to Glenn Harrison, see Giobbi for credit detail
the six coins in goblet\nsix coins produced one by one, they then travel from hand to glass (originally from sphinx)\nsam leo horowitz
1966
the new modern coin magic Sam Leo Horowitz
The Six Coins In Goblet
six coins produced one by one, they then travel from hand to glass (originally from Sphinx)
stoppard's peregrinating coins\ncoin produced from purse frame, travel to glass, placed in purse frame\njames t. stoppard
1966
the new modern coin magic James T. Stoppard
Stoppard's Peregrinating Coins
coin produced from purse frame, travel to glass, placed in purse frame
three coins and a glass routine\nthree coins produced and travel to silk held in hand. they then vanish and travel to glass\npiet forton\nalex elmsley
1967
piet forton lecture notes Piet Forton, Alex Elmsley
Three Coins and a Glass Routine
Three coins produced and travel to silk held in hand. They then vanish and travel to glass
coins up sleeve\nthree coins to glass, shell, based on routines by al cohen and jerry lukins (hugard's)\nmilton tropp\njerry lukins\nal cohen\nthe homing coins\njerry lukins
1974
epilogue Milton Tropp, Jerry Lukins, Al Cohen
Coins Up Sleeve
three coins to glass, shell, based on routines by Al Cohen and Jerry Lukins (Hugard's)
the five-coin routine\nwith glass, production, travel into glass, vanish, reproduction, two methods/handlings\ndai vernon\ncocktail coins\nhorace e. bennett\nfive coins and a glass\ndai vernon
1977
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Dai Vernon
The Five-Coin Routine
with glass, production, travel into glass, vanish, reproduction, two methods/handlings
cocktail coins\nfour coins are produced, vanished and produced again, with glass and handkerchief, jumbo coin kicker\nhorace e. bennett\n"a silver collection"\nedward victor\nthe five-coin routine\ndai vernon
1978
on your feet Horace E. Bennett
Cocktail Coins
four coins are produced, vanished and produced again, with glass and handkerchief, jumbo coin kicker
covering ramsay\ncoins and a small glass are produced from purse frame, glass is covered with paper, coins travel under glass, glass through table, inspired by john ramsay's "cylinder and coins"\nmike gallo
1984
the collected almanac Mike Gallo
Covering Ramsay
coins and a small glass are produced from purse frame, glass is covered with paper, coins travel under glass, glass through table, inspired by John Ramsay's "Cylinder and Coins"
the magician's piggy bank\nfour half dollars travel into card case, as climax it is full with forty-two coins\nrandy tanner
1985
best of friends - volume ii Randy Tanner
The Magician's Piggy Bank
four half dollars travel into card case, as climax it is full with forty-two coins
coin tapping count\nfairly counting coins from glass into hand for good visibility (1944)\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Coin Tapping Count
fairly counting coins from glass into hand for good visibility (1944)
five coins and a glass\nfull routine\ndai vernon\n"a silver collection"\nedward victor\nthe five-coin routine\ndai vernon\nsilver and glass\njohn carney
1987
the vernon chronicles — volume 1 Dai Vernon
coins to glass\nfour coins, different grip on glass\nsteven hamilton\ncoins across to glass\nsteven hamilton\ncoins to glass\nsteven hamilton
1991
profile Steven Hamilton
money flies\nfour coins, each coin differently, last changes into many smaller coins\ndavid acer\nmoney flies\ndavid acer
1995
natural selections David Acer
Money Flies
four coins, each coin differently, last changes into many smaller coins
cloak of invisibility\nno. 59, coin dropped in glass under handkerchief cover vanishes, reappears audibly in glass again\nkarl fulves
1995
easy magic Karl Fulves
Cloak of Invisibility
No. 59, coin dropped in glass under handkerchief cover vanishes, reappears audibly in glass again
coins round the room\nfour coins one by one from hand to glass in other hand, extra coin\nwalter "sonny" day
1998
five times five — scotland Walter "Sonny" Day
Coins Round The Room
four coins one by one from hand to glass in other hand, extra coin
money flies\nrope taken out of small purse, four coins produced from rope, then each coin travels into glass, last changes into many smaller coins
part 1: cord coin holder
part 2: flight of the first coin
part 3: flight of the second coin
part 4: flight of the third coin
part 5: hands-free coin-to-glass (richard sanders)
part 6: through the hand
part 7: from pocket to glass
part 8: through the glass
part 9: from another pocket to glass
part 10: the big finish\ndavid acer\nmoney flies\ndavid acer\ncord coin holder\ndavid acer
2011
more power to you David Acer
Money Flies
rope taken out of small purse, four coins produced from rope, then each coin travels into glass, last changes into many smaller coins
Part 1: Cord Coin Holder
Part 2: Flight of the First Coin
Part 3: Flight of the Second Coin
Part 4: Flight of the Third Coin
Part 5: Hands-Free Coin-to-Glass (Richard Sanders)
Part 6: Through the Hand
Part 7: From Pocket to Glass
Part 8: Through the Glass
Part 9: From Another Pocket to Glass
Part 10: The Big Finish
coins to glass\nfour coins, different grip on glass\nsteven hamilton\ncoins to glass\nsteven hamilton
2013
the magic of steven hamilton Steven Hamilton