YOU ARE THE JACQUES COUSTEAU OF MAGIC SHOWING THE VARIOS ROUTES 2 MAGIC... 4 THE NEW EXPLORER MAGIC TV IS KNOCKING THE SPONGE BALL OUT OF THE PALM ....2 ALL THE PETTY CREW ....HEALTH + PEACE ... YOUR DOING A MUCH NEEDED SERVICE ....THANK U
You hit a true topic. A lot of people starting out learn one to 2 coin tricks. It tends to be simple coin vanish and reappear. They get stuck doing the 4 or 5 moves they know and never move out of that zone. The next coin topic I would ask for would be a strolling set. One that do not need a table the true impromptu set. You help keep out world magical. And keep helping semi professional and hobbies alive
There's a trick called copper silver Transpo on Michael Ammar's easy to master money miracles that I really like. Not to difficult and the coin changes in the participants hand, strong effect.
Great teaching session.I love gaffs but it’s always good to start off using regular coins let the spectators handle a little then switch in on the offbeat when they are relaxed.N2G a Chinese company have put out some great routines using gaff coins and the instructions are awesome I love the copper silver brass gimmick the effect by N2g is called RBG.2 the teaching session that comes with the set allows you to perform some amazing effects with the gaff set after 3 decades using the gaff I was astonished at the teaching/instruction session that comes with the set it’s sold by Alakazam magic solid gold will take your coin magic to the next level.Thanks to Craig for this excellent teaching session.
I do not know how you crank out these high content quality videos so quickly. I love watching them and get great information out o them. Time to dust off my Bobo's, Half Dollars, and Okito Box. Thank you!
This is a weak area for me so this video is perfect 👍 Sankeys one of my favorites and yes I have Bobos book on coin magic I’ll need to start picking up again.
This was a fascinating presentation. After getting in to card magic/card sleight of hand over a year ago, I do cards 99% of the time and only know a couple very simple coin moves. But your coin sleights Craig really make it look like real magic. Wow. I really want to start practicing with coins a lot more. I have no problem palming off cards from the deck-- although my hands do tend to sweat a bit which helps with card palming but hurts with coin palming. Still, cant wait to look in to some of these routines. I could honestly watch you do coin magic all day long. Amazing.
Great magic as usual. Coin magic has always fascinated me ever since my good friend, Carry Getsky,, showed me Nickels to Dimes years ago. One of my first magic shop purchases as a kid was a Boston Box, which I still have. Keep up the great work-You’re the best on the Web.
I started out learning coin magic from David Roth, dvds the man is a master .when I do coins across I usually drop coins in spector hand and make the last coin appear in their hand ,.very strong move kills people .
I enjoyed watching your video very much, because you share some very interesting and important thoughts about coin magic. Especially the main topic (I think) of getting a perfect motivation for learning various coin slights.
Used to practice by carrying coins in classic palm, end up dropping the coins so much due to sweaty palms. Guess I need more practice? Great video and should do both a 5x5 on wallets and more coin magic
The okito box i think was invented by David Bamberg from the Bamberg dynasty of magicians from holland stage name Okito i think). But Milton Kort was a pharmacist and he used a pill box from his pharmacy as an okito box, i think maybe before the metal okito box. This is all from memory so my memory is sketchy. I also think Miton Kort is underated and not talked about enough especially his coin magic.
Really great video Craig! These are all definitely great routines to get you confident in coin magic. I wrote to you on FB and wanted to show you some the Alchemy Tree magic downloads. If you are interested, let me know. :)
Great choices in routi9ne ( and executed perfectly). Your execution of Han Ping Chen reminds me of a routine Tony Slidini did for me with American Silver Dollars. He was a small man therefore these coins were tremendous in his hands and I didn't see any moves. Now that I know its name I will definitely learn this . Keep up the excellent work!
Han ping chien is easier the Gallo pitch, and thats why its in beginners books. I dont know why you think Gallo pitch is easier, maybe you just find it easier because generally it isnt. Even coin magicians say Gallo pitch is harder. Also Gallo pitch is explained in his book,
I have always found a Gallo Pitch easier. I think it’s because the switch is done when you are throwing the coins and not secretly dropping them. But I understand where you are coming from.
Great selections!
Super useful Craig! Thanks!
YOU ARE THE JACQUES COUSTEAU OF MAGIC SHOWING THE VARIOS ROUTES 2 MAGIC... 4 THE NEW EXPLORER
MAGIC TV IS KNOCKING THE SPONGE BALL OUT OF THE PALM ....2 ALL THE PETTY CREW ....HEALTH + PEACE ...
YOUR DOING A MUCH NEEDED SERVICE ....THANK U
Such valuable instruction ... at no cost. Thank you, Craig!
You hit a true topic. A lot of people starting out learn one to 2 coin tricks. It tends to be simple coin vanish and reappear. They get stuck doing the 4 or 5 moves they know and never move out of that zone. The next coin topic I would ask for would be a strolling set. One that do not need a table the true impromptu set. You help keep out world magical. And keep helping semi professional and hobbies alive
There's a trick called copper silver Transpo on Michael Ammar's easy to master money miracles that I really like. Not to difficult and the coin changes in the participants hand, strong effect.
Top vid was thinking of wanting to learn more about coin magic today. Bloody mind reader ! 🤣
Thanks again for another awesome 5x5. All 5 coin tricks were great 👍
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 fantastic vid
This was great 👏👏👏
Great teaching session.I love gaffs but it’s always good to start off using regular coins let the spectators handle a little then switch in on the offbeat when they are relaxed.N2G a Chinese company have put out some great routines using gaff coins and the instructions are awesome I love the copper silver brass gimmick the effect by N2g is called RBG.2 the teaching session that comes with the set allows you to perform some amazing effects with the gaff set after 3 decades using the gaff I was astonished at the teaching/instruction session that comes with the set it’s sold by Alakazam magic solid gold will take your coin magic to the next level.Thanks to Craig for this excellent teaching session.
Love this. Such an informative virtual video. Thanks Craig.
Excellent will try to learn all
great vid ta
My hats off to you Craig...your content is always killer, always necessary, always Golden advice!
0:00 intro
2:00 Gadabout Coins - Bobo's Coin magic
7:00 Winged silver - David Roth
12:00 Gallo Pitch - Lou gallo
17:00 Out in Out - David Roth (Okito Box)
22:00 Reverse Matrix - Dave Jones
Thanks for doing this. Much appreciated. We time stamp all the new videos but haven’t got around to doing the old ones yet.
Great video, I've been getting into coin magic lately, and this was encouraging and helpful. 👍
Awesome advice and routines to learn and practice. I have been practicing the classic palm as much as I can and the finger palm.
Ty for sharing Gadabout coins. New to coin magic and I love this. I feel like with a little practice I go perform this in a week, not even. Ty!!!
Thanks, gef
Your Okito box stuff is great.
I do not know how you crank out these high content quality videos so quickly. I love watching them and get great information out o them. Time to dust off my Bobo's, Half Dollars, and Okito Box. Thank you!
Brilliant routines excellently executed, Jay Sankey was the first person I saw performing "Han Ping Chien", Craig Petty second person :)
This is a weak area for me so this video is perfect 👍 Sankeys one of my favorites and yes I have Bobos book on coin magic I’ll need to start picking up again.
Great video! I honestly have never used the gallo pitch! I have practiced the HPC timing but it is hard! I need to check it out. Thank you!
Great video. I need to watch again and take some notes! 👍🏻
Please do. It’s not going anywhere.
This was a fascinating presentation. After getting in to card magic/card sleight of hand over a year ago, I do cards 99% of the time and only know a couple very simple coin moves. But your coin sleights Craig really make it look like real magic. Wow. I really want to start practicing with coins a lot more. I have no problem palming off cards from the deck-- although my hands do tend to sweat a bit which helps with card palming but hurts with coin palming. Still, cant wait to look in to some of these routines. I could honestly watch you do coin magic all day long. Amazing.
Thank you so much for existing. I was looking for just this info.
Thank you Craig.
Just starting to work with coins.
I love your work.
Amazing show!!
Thank you to you and your team.
Craig's slight of hand and performing is top notch
Great info on who and where to look for instruction. Magic ain't bad either! 😮
Great magic as usual. Coin magic has always fascinated me ever since my good friend, Carry Getsky,, showed me Nickels to Dimes years ago. One of my first magic shop purchases as a kid was a Boston Box, which I still have.
Keep up the great work-You’re the best on the Web.
Thank You so much Mr. Petty. Will you come to the states to perform anytime soon? I would love to see you in person. You have helped my magic so much.
The Okito box routine was especially fun to watch. This was a great video, Craig.
The Pick-up move is solely Al Shneider. Dingle has nothing to do with it. Richard Kaufman pointed that out in the last Derek Dingle Genii issue.
Well thanks for the update. Really appreciate it
Nice one Craig,really good,you made it look easy,do you think it’s easier to learn from a book or dvd,cheers
I started out learning coin magic from David Roth, dvds the man is a master .when I do coins across I usually drop coins in spector hand and make the last coin appear in their hand ,.very strong move kills people .
Sounds like a mean prank that the parents named their kid Dingle.... lol
Dingle is the last name, an Irish family name...now if they'd given him the first name of Barry...
Great Episode and really good performances!!!
I enjoyed watching your video very much, because you share some very interesting and important thoughts about coin magic.
Especially the main topic (I think) of getting a perfect motivation for learning various coin slights.
Routining is everything. Else you are just presenting a collection of sleights.
Wonderful advice on coin magic, Craig! Another resource for the Gallo Pitch is the book Encore III by Michael Ammar p.54
You’re a walking encyclopaedia of magic 😆.
Lol! I’m not sure about that.
Wow, good advice, I'm all over the place in my learning. I think I'll start with Bobo. Thanks for this!
Great episode 👏
Used to practice by carrying coins in classic palm, end up dropping the coins so much due to sweaty palms. Guess I need more practice? Great video and should do both a 5x5 on wallets and more coin magic
Great video man. Love the coin routine choices man. 😁👍
Awesome stuff as per normal :)
What a fantastic video. I love the five by fives. So that they are easier to search, can u put “5x5” in the title of each five by five?
I have playlist for all the 5x5’s but yeah I can do that. Thanks for the idea.
The okito box i think was invented by David Bamberg from the Bamberg dynasty of magicians from holland stage name Okito i think).
But Milton Kort was a pharmacist and he used a pill box from his pharmacy as an okito box, i think maybe before the metal okito box.
This is all from memory so my memory is sketchy.
I also think Miton Kort is underated and not talked about enough especially his coin magic.
I agree with you Andy. I am doing a special video soon on Milt Kort.
Does Craig sir teach these routines anywhere in the tutorials
I used to love performing gadabout coins many years ago. I think it was Ron Baurs handling. I forgot what a good trick it is.
Really great video Craig! These are all definitely great routines to get you confident in coin magic. I wrote to you on FB and wanted to show you some the Alchemy Tree magic downloads. If you are interested, let me know. :)
Great choices in routi9ne ( and executed perfectly). Your execution of Han Ping Chen reminds me of a routine Tony Slidini did for me with American Silver Dollars. He was a small man therefore these coins were tremendous in his hands and I didn't see any moves. Now that I know its name I will definitely learn this . Keep up the excellent work!
Han ping chien is easier the Gallo pitch, and thats why its in beginners books.
I dont know why you think Gallo pitch is easier, maybe you just find it easier because generally it isnt. Even coin magicians say Gallo pitch is harder.
Also Gallo pitch is explained in his book,
I have always found a Gallo Pitch easier. I think it’s because the switch is done when you are throwing the coins and not secretly dropping them. But I understand where you are coming from.
I know alot of moves but not the gallo pitch.
Wonderful work,but no explanations