a notable tricke to transforme a counter to a groat\ndouble sided coin glued from two filed down coins, another thin cover disc stuck onto it with wax to show both sides of coin (pre-shell), then disc stolen away and coin changes cleanly in one hand\n unknown\na notable trick to transform a counter into a groat\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
A notable tricke to transforme a counter to a groat
double sided coin glued from two filed down coins, another thin cover disc stuck onto it with wax to show both sides of coin (pre-shell), then disc stolen away and coin changes cleanly in one hand
an excellent feat, to make a two penie peece lie plaine in the palme of your hand, and to be passed from thence when you list\none-handed coin vanish with wax on nail to bring coin to sort of back-palm position\n unknown\nan excellent feat to make a twopeny peece lie plaine in your hand, and to be passed from thence when you lift\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
An excellent feat, to make a two penie peece lie plaine in the palme of your hand, and to be passed from thence when you list
one-handed coin vanish with wax on nail to bring coin to sort of back-palm position
to conveie a testor out of ones hand that holdeth it fast\ncoin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears with coin in performer's or another spectator's hand\n unknown\nhow to seeme to blow a sixe pence out of another mans hand\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
To conveie a testor out of ones hand that holdeth it fast
coin pressed into spectator's hand vanishes, and reappears with coin in performer's or another spectator's hand
how to vanish a glasse full of beere\ncoin on table, glass with beer placed on top, "is coin in or under glass?", verification used to lap full glass, coin stuck to fingers is reproduced from nose and glass from pocket\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to vanish a glasse full of Beere
coin on table, glass with beer placed on top, "is coin in or under glass?", verification used to lap full glass, coin stuck to fingers is reproduced from nose and glass from pocket
a notable trick to transform a counter into a groat\ndouble sided coin glued from two filed down coins, another thin cover disc stuck onto it with wax to show both sides of coin (pre-shell), then disc stolen away and coin changes cleanly in one hand\n unknown\na notable tricke to transforme a counter to a groat\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
A notable trick to transform a Counter into a Groat
double sided coin glued from two filed down coins, another thin cover disc stuck onto it with wax to show both sides of coin (pre-shell), then disc stolen away and coin changes cleanly in one hand
an excellent feat to make a twopeny peece lie plaine in your hand, and to be passed from thence when you lift\none-handed coin vanish with wax on nail to bring coin to sort of back-palm position\n unknown\nan excellent feat, to make a two penie peece lie plaine in the palme of your hand, and to be passed from thence when you list\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
An excellent feat to make a twopeny peece lie plaine in your hand, and to be passed from thence when you lift
one-handed coin vanish with wax on nail to bring coin to sort of back-palm position
how to deliver to one man one sixpence, and to another another sixpence, and to make both the testors come into one mans hand\n"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins), coin stolen from palm of another spectator with sticky fingers\n unknown\nto put one testor into a strangers hand, and another into your owne, and to conveie both into the strangers hand with words\n unknown
1634
the art of legerdemain discovered
Unknown
How to deliver to one man one sixpence, and to another another sixpence, and to make both the testors come into one mans hand
"double lift" with coins, double put into spectator's hand (sponge ball trick with coins), coin stolen from palm of another spectator with sticky fingers
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
to make a marked sixpence vanish from a handkerchief, and be found in the centre of an apple or orange previously examined\ncoin stuck to knife\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
To make a Marked Sixpence vanish from a Handkerchief, and be found in the Centre of an Apple or Orange previously examined
new coin trick\nno. 6, "a la hang ping chien"
six coins under handkerchief on table transpose with die underneath table, coins with wax surface\nlouis haley\ncharles t. jordan
1920
ten new pocket tricks Louis Haley, Charles T. Jordan
New Coin Trick
No. 6, "a la Hang Ping Chien"
six coins under handkerchief on table transpose with die underneath table, coins with wax surface
sucker coins\ndime vanishes from under quarter and appears under second quarter, two versions\nfranklin m. chapman\npaul morris
1939
chap's scrapbook Franklin M. Chapman, Paul Morris
Sucker Coins
dime vanishes from under quarter and appears under second quarter, two versions
coin through the plate\nmarked coin wrapped in paper and put on plate, plate on glass, paper burned, coin falls into glass\n unknown
1941
after the dessert
Unknown
Coin Through the Plate
marked coin wrapped in paper and put on plate, plate on glass, paper burned, coin falls into glass
ideas for wiztax\nsomething sticky
1. coin vanish with a handkerchief
2. vanish and reproduction of a cigarette
3. vanish and reproduction of a penny
4. torn and restored paper
5. torn and restored cigarette paper\nlaurie ireland
1942
ireland's yearbooks Laurie Ireland
Ideas For Wiztax
something sticky
1. coin vanish with a handkerchief
2. vanish and reproduction of a cigarette
3. vanish and reproduction of a penny
4. torn and restored paper
5. torn and restored cigarette paper
lapelled\ncoin produced under spectator's lapel, then it vanishes and is fairly produced from the same spot agai\ngerald kosky
1953
the phoenix 251 - 300 Gerald Kosky
Lapelled
coin produced under spectator's lapel, then it vanishes and is fairly produced from the same spot agai
another simple vanish\nwith handkerchief on table, inspired by "mr. leipzig entertains at dinner" (gen, march 1955)\njohn benzais
1967
the best of benzais John Benzais
Another Simple Vanish
with handkerchief on table, inspired by "Mr. Leipzig Entertains at Dinner" (Gen, March 1955)
a coin switch\ntable edge, suggestions with magnetic or hook coin in "added notes", see also p. 679 for reference\nj. w. sarles\n"the portcullis coin switch" (abra #803)\nnielsen's idea\ndon nielsen
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 J. W. Sarles
A Coin Switch
table edge, suggestions with magnetic or hook coin in "Added Notes", see also p. 679 for reference
copper ghost\nsilver coin in box, copper coin touched on box and heard inside, but is not there, invisible copper coin again penetrates box, is heard to fall inside and then is really there, see also p. 618\npeter alexis
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Peter Alexis
Copper Ghost
silver coin in box, copper coin touched on box and heard inside, but is not there, invisible copper coin again penetrates box, is heard to fall inside and then is really there, see also p. 618
ritual coin\ndime covered with dollar bill, card and copper coin, the dime vanishes, dime appears under copper coin in okito box, using coin attached to bill with monofilament/thread\nalan brown
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Alan Brown
Ritual Coin
dime covered with dollar bill, card and copper coin, the dime vanishes, dime appears under copper coin in Okito box, using coin attached to bill with Monofilament/thread
s=c<sup>2</sup>\nsilver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean\njohn cornelius\nmeta-fusion\njohn cornelius
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 John Cornelius
S=C2
silver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean
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
fadeaway\ncoin on table covered with playing card, coin vanishes
- fade-away i
- fade away iii
- fade away iv
- fade away v\nkarl fulves\nfade away ii\n slydini
1976
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Fadeaway
coin on table covered with playing card, coin vanishes
- Fade-Away I
- Fade Away III
- Fade Away IV
- Fade Away V
just for kicks\nchinese coin changes into two quarters then into big nickle which eventually disappears, using the kick change\nrick johnsson
1976
practical impossibilities Rick Johnsson
Just for Kicks
Chinese coin changes into two quarters then into big nickle which eventually disappears, using the Kick Change
coin slide\nroutine with coin slide prop (slide with circular recess is put in and out of drawer)\njim snapp\nchronologue\nkarl fulves\nletters\nper thiman\nmike o'dowd
1980
the chronicles Jim Snapp
Coin Slide
routine with coin slide prop (slide with circular recess is put in and out of drawer)
armed and ready\nelbow catch stunt\njohn cornelius\nthe impossible catch\ndanny korem\njohn cornelius\narmed & ready\njohn cornelius
1982
the new york magic symposium - collection 1 John Cornelius
face-to-face vanish\npenny sandwiched between two silver coins vanish\nbobby bernard\nvanishing a dime\n unknown
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
down under\nno. 53, coin wrapped in handkerchief apparently tossed through ceiling, it come back from below table\nkarl fulves
1989
self-working coin magic Karl Fulves
Down Under
No. 53, coin wrapped in handkerchief apparently tossed through ceiling, it come back from below table
touch of brass\nthree half dollars change into three chinese coins one by one\ntroy hooser\nsqueezed away\ntroy hooser\nsix - the easy way\njoel givens
1993
the minotaur Troy Hooser
Touch of Brass
three half Dollars change into three Chinese coins one by one
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
the old penny & dime trick\npenny vanishes, two dimes appear instead, sucker element\ndon nielsen\nkarl fulves
1999
underworld Don Nielsen, Karl Fulves
The Old Penny & Dime Trick
penny vanishes, two dimes appear instead, sucker element
the smile-and-wave change\nwithout lapping\nguy camirand\ndavid acer\nthe wave change\ndavid acer
1999
natural selections — volume ii Guy Camirand, David Acer
meta-fusion\nsilver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean\njohn cornelius\ns=c<sup>2</sup>\njohn cornelius
2001
the award-winning magic of john cornelius John Cornelius
Meta-Fusion
silver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean
quick pick up\nsnatching coins out of spectator's hand before he can close it, variation in which a small coin is sandwiched between two coins and only the large coins are snatched\njohn scarne\ndatabase\nkarl fulves
2003
latter day secrets John Scarne
Quick Pick Up
snatching coins out of spectator's hand before he can close it, variation in which a small coin is sandwiched between two coins and only the large coins are snatched
albert verity coin change\ncoin tapped with wand or pencil changes visibly, sticky end of wand\nalbert verity
2004
the dave campbell legacy Albert Verity
Albert Verity Coin Change
coin tapped with wand or pencil changes visibly, sticky end of wand
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
monedas y plástico de embalar\nfour coins appear under a piece of bubble wrap, then the bubble wrap is cut into two pieces and the coins covered with them, very visible matrix\nluis piedrahita
2011
monedas y otras historias Luis Piedrahita
Monedas y Plástico de Embalar
four coins appear under a piece of bubble wrap, then the bubble wrap is cut into two pieces and the coins covered with them, very visible matrix
hole-due-chination\ntwo china coins penetrate string repeatedly
- first penetration
- second penetration
- third penetration\nvanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
Hole-Due-Chination
two china coins penetrate string repeatedly
- First Penetration
- Second Penetration
- Third Penetration
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