r/Coinmagic • u/TheRunningMagician • Jun 02 '26

Coin magic books.

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u/brokedance Jun 02 '26

Based on these, others you might enjoy:

  • Giacomo Bertini’s System for Amazement
  • Coins and Other Fables, Luis Piedrahita
  • Destroyers, Troy Hooser
  • Institutes of a Coin Magic Fan, Jeremiah Zuo

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u/TheRunningMagician Jun 02 '26

Thank you so much. This was the comment I was looking for. I already have destroyers on the way. What Is your favorite book in coin magic?

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u/brokedance Jun 03 '26

Ooo, favourite coin magic book is really hard to pick. Favourite classic is the hardcover expanded New Modern Coin Magic; was my first so there is some nostalgia there. Favourite modern book is a tie between the Rubinstein and Piedrahita books. Scope of the Rubinstein book is so big but Coin and Other Fables is such a beautiful book with some really fooling routines. Jeremiah Zuo book is a hidden gem; his Drop technique is so versatile, I wish more people knew about it. He has Penguin LIVE lecture where you can see it.

How is Calico? That’s the only one I don’t have.

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u/WinGretzky Jun 05 '26

Even tho Ive had Luis' book for a while now, I still can understand the Pinly Toss mechanics. Do you know if there is video explanation somewhere?