new routine for the quarter in the beer mug \n dissolving coin, instead of vanish, coin penetrates glass and table and lands in performer's hand \n h.l. schwaberow
1942
ireland's yearbooks H.L. Schwaberow
New Routine For the Quarter In the Beer Mug
dissolving coin, instead of vanish, coin penetrates glass and table and lands in performer's hand
dime delusion \n two small glasses mouth-to-mouth, coin through whisky glass \n james f. herpick \n ghost coin \n james f. herpick
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3 James F. Herpick
Dime Delusion
two small glasses mouth-to-mouth, coin through whisky glass
penetramus \n glass with liquid is placed on menu card and on other glass with liquid, coin dropped in top glass ends up in glass at the bottom, with handkerchief \n eddie joseph
1954
a magician goes to dinner Eddie Joseph
Penetramus
glass with liquid is placed on menu card and on other glass with liquid, coin dropped in top glass ends up in glass at the bottom, with handkerchief
coin vanish \n coin dropped in glass under handkerchief, penetrates glass, see p. 93 for more information \n mac macdonald
1962
malini and his magic Mac MacDonald
Coin Vanish
coin dropped in glass under handkerchief, penetrates glass, see p. 93 for more information
cup-hola \n paper cup has small hole at the bottom, large coin placed in cup, manages to fall through the hole \n milton kort
1962
kort is now in session Milton Kort
Cup-hola
Paper cup has small hole at the bottom, large coin placed in cup, manages to fall through the hole
blasted \n coin penetrates inverted glass which is on gaffed tray \n louis tannen \n "blasted" routine \n bruce cervon
1966
the new modern coin magic Louis Tannen
Blasted
coin penetrates inverted glass which is on gaffed tray
grand slam \n marked one of three coins penetrates filled glass covered with handkerchief \n steve belchou \n u. f. grant \n grand slam \n steve belchou \n u. f. grant
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Steve Belchou, U. F. Grant
Grand Slam
marked one of three coins penetrates filled glass covered with handkerchief
extraction \n middle glass of stack of three has water, stack covered, coins are thrown in an some of them penetrate top glass, de kolta glass \n ben christopher \n amazing wonder tube \n ed morrisey
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Ben Christopher
Extraction
middle glass of stack of three has water, stack covered, coins are thrown in an some of them penetrate top glass, de Kolta Glass
coin in a tumbler \n \n ross bertram \n a coin in a tumbler \n ross bertram \n crash glass \n ross bertram
1967
the art of close-up magic — volume 1 Ross Bertram
the ball bounces \n using slotted glass, coins placed in handkerchief and in tumbler, rubber ball on top and silk with coins are extracted \n frank travis
1970
ireland's yearbooks Frank Travis
The Ball Bounces
using Slotted Glass, coins placed in handkerchief and in tumbler, rubber ball on top and silk with coins are extracted
22¢ trick \n two glasses with a dime and penny in each, dime penetrates bottom of each, see also p. 640 for suggestion by reader \n robert (bob) hess \n the 32¢ trick \n karl fulves
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Robert (Bob) Hess
22¢ Trick
two glasses with a dime and penny in each, dime penetrates bottom of each, see also p. 640 for suggestion by reader
shatter \n four coins tossed towards window, one marked coin penetrates to other side, stooge \n karl fulves
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Shatter
four coins tossed towards window, one marked coin penetrates to other side, stooge
the 32¢ trick \n two glasses, penny, dime and nickel in each glass, a penny penetrates one glass and drops in other glass, repeat \n karl fulves \n 22¢ trick \n robert (bob) hess
1977
the magic book Karl Fulves
The 32¢ Trick
two glasses, penny, dime and nickel in each glass, a penny penetrates one glass and drops in other glass, repeat
ghost coin \n two small glasses mouth-to-mouth, coin through whisky glass \n james f. herpick \n dime delusion \n james f. herpick
1977
the magic book James F. Herpick
Ghost Coin
two small glasses mouth-to-mouth, coin through whisky glass
bottomless glass variation \n bottom of glass drops out with content (coin) and is restored \n karl fulves \n bottomless glass \n frank garcia
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Bottomless Glass Variation
bottom of glass drops out with content (coin) and is restored
a coin in a tumbler \n coin through bottom of glass, in the hands \n ross bertram \n coin in a tumbler \n ross bertram
1978
magic and methods of ross bertram Ross Bertram
a coin and a glass \n coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table \n john carney
1979
conjuror's journal John Carney
A Coin and a Glass
coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table
three times through \n coin penetrates glass three times, different methods \n daryl martinez
1980
lecture notes to convention session #1 Daryl Martinez
Three Times Through
coin penetrates glass three times, different methods
coin cordial \n one of two coins penetrates plastic glass \n steve dusheck \n coin cordial \n steve dusheck \n coin cordial \n steve dusheck
1980 ca.
lecture no. 1 Steve Dusheck
ghost coin \n no. 3, coin under handkerchief is dropped into a glass, it penetrates glass \n unknown \n discless \n jack miller
1981
self-working table magic
Unknown
Ghost Coin
No. 3, coin under handkerchief is dropped into a glass, it penetrates glass
the backward ghost \n no. 4, coin dropped in glass with water under handkerchief, wished side is up then penetrates glass \n unknown
1981
self-working table magic
Unknown
The Backward Ghost
No. 4, coin dropped in glass with water under handkerchief, wished side is up then penetrates glass
pleasant under glass \n glass upside down on table, coin visually penetrates into glass from top \n steve beam \n pleasant under glass \n steve beam
1982
steve beam on coins — volume ii Steve Beam
Pleasant Under Glass
glass upside down on table, coin visually penetrates into glass from top
a coin, glass and handkerchief sequence \n glass wrapped tightly in handkerchief, coin penetrates and is heard in glass \n peter kane
1982
kane Peter Kane
A Coin, Glass and Handkerchief Sequence
glass wrapped tightly in handkerchief, coin penetrates and is heard in glass
the deluxe chink box \n wooden box with glass plate inside, coin penetrates the glass \n martin breese \n stephen tucker
1984
pabular Martin Breese, Stephen Tucker
The Deluxe Chink Box
wooden box with glass plate inside, coin penetrates the glass
grand slam \n marked one of three coins penetrates filled glass covered with handkerchief \n steve belchou \n u. f. grant \n grand slam \n steve belchou \n u. f. grant
1984
intermagic Steve Belchou, U. F. Grant
Grand Slam
marked one of three coins penetrates filled glass covered with handkerchief
moneda a través de un vaso \n coin through bottom of glass \n joaquín navajas \n soft glass \n john carney \n coin through the glass \n joaquín navajas \n coin through the glass \n joaquín navajas \n moneda a través de un vaso \n joaquín navajas
1985
monedas personales Joaquín Navajas
"blasted" routine \n with blasted set, glass on coaster, coin through glass \n bruce cervon \n blasted \n louis tannen
1985 (ca.)
tricks of conjuring Bruce Cervon
"Blasted" Routine
with Blasted set, glass on coaster, coin through glass
black holes thru & thru \n three glasses on top of each other, three coins thrown in top glass, they penetrate so there's one in each glass \n joe givan
1986
magical arts journal Joe Givan
Black Holes Thru & Thru
three glasses on top of each other, three coins thrown in top glass, they penetrate so there's one in each glass
coin, glass and napkin \n coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table \n john carney
1987
lecture notes collection John Carney
Coin, Glass and Napkin
coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table
visible coins through the glass table \n three coins, first two penetrate upwards with other hand covering top, third one visibly \n james lewis
1988
visible coins through the glass table James Lewis
Visible Coins Through The Glass Table
three coins, first two penetrate upwards with other hand covering top, third one visibly
soft glass \n coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table, for coin trough bottom sequence see also joaquin navajas "moneda a traves de un vaso" in "monedas personales" (1985) \n john carney \n moneda a través de un vaso \n joaquín navajas \n moneda a través de un vaso \n joaquín navajas
1991
carneycopia John Carney
Soft Glass
coin penetrates bottom of glass multiple times, then glass is covered and penetrates table, for coin trough bottom sequence see also Joaquin Navajas "Moneda a traves de un vaso" in "Monedas Personales" (1985)
nick of time \n coin into borrowed wrist watch behind glass \n david harkey \n handling in linking ring parade, nov. 1988
1994
close-up file David Harkey
pleasant under glass \n glass upside down on table, coin visually penetrates into glass from top \n steve beam \n pleasant under glass \n steve beam
1995
vienna notes Steve Beam
Pleasant Under Glass
glass upside down on table, coin visually penetrates into glass from top
world's 2nd greatest coin trick \n through coin purse & glass \n jose hernandez \n apocalypse variations or additions \n richard busch
1995
apocalypse vol. 16-20 Jose Hernandez
obstacle course \n coin through glass, then coin into cased deck next to selection \n ken krenzel \n almost impromptu copentro \n rick haslett
1997
ingenuities Ken Krenzel
Obstacle Course
coin through glass, then coin into cased deck next to selection
coins through everything \n through hand, table and a glass \n miguel Ángel gea
2005 (ca.)
magic with coins from the profound of madrid Miguel Ángel Gea
coin through the glass \n coin through bottom of glass \n joaquín navajas \n moneda a través de un vaso \n joaquín navajas
2005 (ca.)
magic with coins from the profound of madrid Joaquín Navajas
money flies \n 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 \n david acer \n money flies \n david acer \n cord coin holder \n david 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
glassed-in attraction \n three silver coins on one side, three copper under glass, silver coins penetrate glass to join copper coins one by one \n geoffrey latta
2017
the long goodbye — latta on coins Geoffrey Latta
Glassed-in Attraction
three silver coins on one side, three copper under glass, silver coins penetrate glass to join copper coins one by one
iced \n marked coin dropped into glass with drink, found underneath when glass is lifted \n geoffrey latta
2017
the long goodbye — latta on coins Geoffrey Latta
Iced
marked coin dropped into glass with drink, found underneath when glass is lifted
moneda a través de un vaso \n coin through bottom of glass \n joaquín navajas \n moneda a través de un vaso \n joaquín navajas \n soft glass \n john carney
2019
monedas personales y más Joaquín Navajas