the multiplication of money\ncoins are borrowed and multiplied, with or without coin tray\n unknown\nthe multiplication of money\njoseph michael hartz
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Multiplication of Money
coins are borrowed and multiplied, with or without coin tray
die vermehrung der thaler\nno. 4, one coin is used to produce multiple coins by breaking off a piece that turns out to be a new coin\nsamuel "st. roman" thiersfeld
1899
jedermann zauberkünstler! Samuel "St. Roman" Thiersfeld
Die Vermehrung der Thaler
No. 4, one coin is used to produce multiple coins by breaking off a piece that turns out to be a new coin
die an den fingerspitzen erscheinenden geldstücke\nno. 3, one-handed production of several coins one by one in a fan from classic palm\nt. nelson downs
1900
der amateurzauberer T. Nelson Downs
Die an den Fingerspitzen erscheinenden Geldstücke
No. 3, one-handed production of several coins one by one in a fan from classic palm
money everywhere\nno. 6, coins produced from spectator's clothing, hidden in small bags in other hand or at body\nservais leroy
1900
der amateurzauberer Servais LeRoy
Money Everywhere
No. 6, coins produced from spectator's clothing, hidden in small bags in other hand or at body
die schnelle vermehrung\nno. 9, borrowed coin is multiplied into twenty coins, they have a small hole and are hidden under vest with thread through them\n unknown
1900
der amateurzauberer
Unknown
Die schnelle Vermehrung
No. 9, borrowed coin is multiplied into twenty coins, they have a small hole and are hidden under vest with thread through them
"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
coins from nowhere\nup to five coins produced singly, featuring an edge grip\ndr. edward g. ervin
1937
the strange inventions of doctor ervin Dr. Edward G. Ervin
Coins from Nowhere
up to five coins produced singly, featuring an edge grip
the appearance of five coins, one after another, at the fingertips\ncoins appear one by one in fan layout\nallan shaw
1948
principles and deceptions Allan Shaw
The Appearance of Five Coins, One After Another, at the Fingertips
reproduction of five coins, one by one, at the fingertips and an original change over\n\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
Reproduction of Five Coins, One by One, at the Fingertips and an Original Change Over
split fans and coin productions\nsplit fan production, then fan of coins produced that have been held out during card productions\narthur h. buckley
1948
principles and deceptions Arthur H. Buckley
Split Fans and Coin Productions
split fan production, then fan of coins produced that have been held out during card productions
challenge coin production\nfifteen coins are produced, spectator sees hands and stands next to performer on stage\ndick zimmerman
1973
creative magic Dick Zimmerman
Challenge Coin Production
fifteen coins are produced, spectator sees hands and stands next to performer on stage
thumb coin vanish\nas transformation into multiple small coins\njoe berg\n16 - joe berg's thumb coin vanish\njoe berg
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Joe Berg
silverdust production\nproduction of single coin in empty hands, drop from classic palm in other hand\nben harris
1981
magic from which memories are made! Ben Harris
Silverdust Production
production of single coin in empty hands, drop from classic palm in other hand
the legendary four-coin trick\ncoin appears with funny presentation\ndavid roth\napocalypse variations or additions\nwilliam zavis
1982
apocalypse vol. 1-5 David Roth
sonic squeeze\nproduction of ca. four coins in empty hands one by one\nmichael ammar\nsonic squeeze\nmichael ammar\nmaking millions\nken de courcy
1982
the collected almanac Michael Ammar
Sonic Squeeze
production of ca. four coins in empty hands one by one
ten and a half (1 on 1)\nfinger routine for one spectator, spectator counts nine fingers, half dollar produced\nmeir yedid
1983
off the wall Meir Yedid
Ten And A Half (1 on 1)
finger routine for one spectator, spectator counts nine fingers, half dollar produced
purse of the damned\nfour coins are invisibly removed from an invisible purse, last coin with real purse\nrichard bartram, jr.
1985
close-up of the damned Richard Bartram, Jr.
Purse of the Damned
four coins are invisibly removed from an invisible purse, last coin with real purse
en la punta de los dedos\nfour coin production with one hand\njoaquín navajas\nfour coins appear on the table\ntony cachadiña\ncoin production\njoaquín navajas
1985
monedas personales Joaquín Navajas
coin fugue\na coin travels from hand onto the table, then three more coins appear, coins travel across\nmasao atsukawa
1988
new magic of japan Masao Atsukawa
Coin Fugue
a coin travels from hand onto the table, then three more coins appear, coins travel across
zero, one, two, four\nfour coin production, with alternate production technique for first coin\ngary kurtz
1988
continuations ... departures 1 & 2 Gary Kurtz
Zero, One, Two, Four
four coin production, with Alternate Production Technique for first coin
four coins appear on the table\nvery similar to navajas' coin production\ntony cachadiña\nen la punta de los dedos\njoaquín navajas
1991
lecture notes Tony Cachadiña
the spider's treasury\nfour coins are produced from empty hands, stand-up\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
The Spider's Treasury
four coins are produced from empty hands, stand-up
snapping the halves\nchinese coin wiggled and half dollar snapped off it, then two more coins appear like that, they travel to other hand, then all coins are split for total of eight coins
- the coins appear
- the coins fly from hand to hand
- the unexpected replication of the coins\npaul gertner
1994
steel and silver Paul Gertner
Snapping the Halves
Chinese coin wiggled and half dollar snapped off it, then two more coins appear like that, they travel to other hand, then all coins are split for total of eight coins
- The Coins Appear
- The Coins Fly from Hand to Hand
- The Unexpected Replication of the Coins
stretching your money\ntwo coins are produced, then they become magnetic and travel to one hand, finally one coin is stretched\nyuji wada
1994
the minotaur Yuji Wada
Stretching Your Money
two coins are produced, then they become magnetic and travel to one hand, finally one coin is stretched
bartender's dream\nmiser's dream with cocktail shaker, jumbo coin produced at the end which then turns into lots of several coins\njim artle\nmultiple coin production\nmichael ammar
1994
the minotaur Jim Artle
Bartender's Dream
miser's dream with cocktail shaker, jumbo coin produced at the end which then turns into lots of several coins
flying clipper\ndime in hands, hands shown empty, a quarter appears along with the dime, then a half dollar, clip palming\nkarl fulves
1994
rigmarole Karl Fulves
Flying Clipper
dime in hands, hands shown empty, a quarter appears along with the dime, then a half dollar, clip palming
big coin - revisited\none coin sequence, second coin appears, jumbo coin appears\nhorace e. bennett\nbig coin routine\nhorace e. bennett
1994
close-up file Horace E. Bennett
Big Coin - Revisited
one coin sequence, second coin appears, jumbo coin appears
the dinosaur\nhand imitates elephant /dinosaur and walks over the table, the coins are produced\nlennart green
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Lennart Green
The Dinosaur
hand imitates elephant /dinosaur and walks over the table, the coins are produced
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
the close-up miser\na coin vanish is announced, instead the coin multiplies several times\nharry riser
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser Harry Riser
The Close-Up Miser
a coin vanish is announced, instead the coin multiplies several times
particle press\ninvisible particles apparently collected and pressed into a coin\ndoug conn\nwiped clean\nmichael ammar
1999
tricks of my trade Doug Conn
Particle Press
invisible particles apparently collected and pressed into a coin
vertical big apple\ncoin appears between finger tips with a wave of the other hand\ndavid stone\nal schneider & jamy ian swiss
2001
made in france David Stone
Vertical Big Apple
coin appears between finger tips with a wave of the other hand
ninth dynasty\nfour coins produced, they travel to right hand one by one, last one appears on table, then five more cards appear on table under fingertips\nreed mcclintock
2002
knuckle busters vol. 2 Reed McClintock
Ninth Dynasty
four coins produced, they travel to right hand one by one, last one appears on table, then five more cards appear on table under fingertips
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
tetrad\ncoin appears with the number one on it, the number changes into two, three up to nine, then three coins appear with letters ten on them\njustin hanes
2004
mystery engineering Justin Hanes
Tetrad
coin appears with the number One on it, the number changes into Two, Three up to Nine, then three coins appear with letters TEN on them
coin production\nmultiple coins\njoaquín navajas\nen la punta de los dedos\njoaquín navajas
2005 (ca.)
magic with coins from the profound of madrid Joaquín Navajas
a trick to please the pope\nlittle coin from large coins, ungaffed\nvanni bossi\n"fertile coins" (steve dacri, 1974)
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi