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Excalibur
This little routine began as a challenge.
Someone posted in a forum what they
thought was an advanced routine with a
copper, silver, change, places routine. It
was awful. While attempting to solve some
problems with such routines I came up with
this. Two normal coins are used. There
are no extras.
Here is the clip in Windows (.wmv) format.
Here is the clip in Real Video (.rm)
format.
Special Export
This next routine is the result of over 30
years of a study with coins across. In this
incarnation of coins across a new move
called Max Al Ping Chen is used. Again, all
the coins are normal and no extras are
used.
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Here
is the clip in Windows (.wmv) format.
Here is the clip in Real Video (.rm)
format.
Coin Moves
Many years ago I was attempting to sell in
depth magic seminars that would last a
weekend. The goal was to teach the
attendees complete solid routines. Only
six people were allowed to attend. In an
attempt to sell some people on the idea, I
created some demo clips to show what
would be taught in the class. The clip here is
one of those shot. I sat down at the table
and turned the camera on. Then I just
played with the coins. The first was what I
call the Schneider Vanish. The second is
the Schneider Classic Vanish. The third is
the Snap Back Vanish. I also do the Snap
Back Vanish with an interesting twist. In
this the coin is dropped into the receiving
hand from above the hand. After messing
around with these, there is a presentation
of Split Silver. A silver dollar is split into
two halves. Then the clip is finished with a
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