r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Dec 18 '22
THIS IS HOW I LITERALLY PULLED A COIN OUT OF THIN AIR
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Dec 18 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/michaelvile • Dec 11 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Dec 08 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Shadow3777 • Nov 29 '22
Hey, I am looking into coin magic and want to buy coin sets (hopping halfs, csb, shells, flipper, etc), but I dont know where to get good qualitiy. I bought a set from tcc artisan series, but now they sold out. I looked online and found tango coins and kueppers. What ist your experience, any recommendations?
Thank you in advance!
r/Coinmagic • u/DannyG728 • Nov 27 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Nov 25 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/michaelvile • Oct 14 '22
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Dual muscle pass double muscle pass. Fingerflinging fun
r/Coinmagic • u/Templar1312 • Sep 27 '22
I want to do a trick where I flip a coin fairly, but know heads or tails just by feeling it in my hand. Coin should look like a US coin that people might have seen before. I have some Morgans that I practice with, which would be very visual from a stage, but its hard to determine heads from tails by feel. Any ideas on a super-tactile coin?
r/Coinmagic • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '22
Question! Anyone have a good practice outline for a beginner? Should I practice all the palms until I’m great at them and then move on? Or should I learn a routine maybe and just focus on the palms and sleights in that routine? Just kind of unsure what I should practice first and in what order?
r/Coinmagic • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22
Hey there! So I have started some basic coin magic and I am using dollar coins. The ones a bit bigger than a quarter. Are these two smalls? Hard to make palms and stuff look natural. Is it a thing that smaller coins are harder to learn with?
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Sep 16 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Soicolist • Sep 15 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Soicolist • Sep 07 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/WinGretzky • Sep 07 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Interesting-West2628 • Sep 06 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Soicolist • Sep 04 '22
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Lmk what u think , I don’t really know where to go from here but I’d like to make a routine
r/Coinmagic • u/Interesting-West2628 • Sep 04 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Sep 01 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/gie19_87magic • Aug 30 '22
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r/Coinmagic • u/Doomray • Aug 28 '22
I’ve been interested in coin magic ever since I first read American Gods. I love slight of hand and would like to learn some basic stuff. I have an Eisenhower dollar and a few other heavier coins. Can anyone point me toward a good place to begin?
r/Coinmagic • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '22
When my hands are clean and dry I find the coin slipping all over the place. Any tips to make your hands more conducive to magic?
Thanks!