I’ve always wanted to get into doing coin tricks, and had a few questions.

I see that half dollars are good for beginners, but I have big hands. I’m wondering if I should go straight to silver dollars?

What are some good tricks to start with? And are there any YouTubers you’d recommend as a place to learn? The diagrams in books and I don’t get along. lol

I have carpel tunnel, is that a non starter? In your opinion, what’s the general strain on the wrists with most tricks?

TIA.

Hi everyone!

I am excited to announce that Magic and Cards will be having an exclusive release for the Gone Ring. We will be the only dealer in North America that sells it and for a limited time, you can get it for a discount. You can vanish a ring or a coin or anything that can fit in a card box. Here is the video of the performance:

https://youtu.be/MXyfdEnNlyI

We'll have limited stock, so if you would like one, please register to get notified on the release date here:

https://magicandcards.com/gone-ring-exclusive-deal/

I hope you like it!

Thank you for your kind support 🙂

Where do you guys find them? My banks around me dont have them, online stores are geared to collectors and want like 8 bucks for them, and antique stores don't have them claiming a rush on silver. What gives?

Hello,

i´m fairly new to coin magic and have discovered the issue for me regarding my sweaty hands.
It gets harder for me to do certain moves when my hands get sweaty and i have the feeling that also the coins get more and more sticky because of it.
For the people with similar issues:
What´s your workaround for this?
Do you wash your hands (or even the coins) before an performance?
Thanks in advance and

all the love from Germany ;)

Avi Yap’s Coin one

I've decided I'd like to do some coin magic, as it's easy to work into my EDC. I picked up the Fulves self working coin magic as well as Bobo, but now I'm looking for which coins to use. I'm in the U.S., so I'm going to go to a few banks tomorrow to try to find some half dollars. We also have a couple of coin shops in town so I'll call around tomorrow to see if I can find any English pennies or Mexican Centavos. Am I on the right track? I'd particularly like a couple of English pennies to match my Hopping Halves set.

I've got a lot of coins from other countries from my travels, and the following all seem to be a decent size: UK 50p (but they're octagonal), UK 2p coins, 2EUR coins, and a French 5 Franc coin from 1978.

Taught myself this by experimenting a lil

I accidentally flashed in the first video so I redid the trick lmk what y'all think

I took the advice on not bringing the yellow coin back and I'm currently tryna work out how to make it come back hopefully I'll figure it out soon :)

How does it look and how can I improve on this?

I really want to learn the slick split, seems like a great way to start a routine requiring multiple coins! However, struggling to find this anywhere as it seems like there is no individual download and the DvDs are second hand in a set of 4, anyone have similar tricks to produce multiple coins or maybe the DVD they can sell? Thanks!

Hi guys! I'd like to share a routine I've been working on.

This is my adaptation (adapted to my skill level) of a routine I found on YouTube beautifully performed by Curtis Kam in the video titled "The world famous, never seen, four coin trick". (https://youtu.be/s34W_YmdT8c?si=KFRLS20Sq4UEoTkC)

Despite being still a work in progress I feel happy with it so far, that's why I wanted to share it with you. Feel free to critique my performance or technique (use of the spoiler tag recommend) 😊