looking for walkaround coin routines?

afelbs · **Posted:** Tue Apr 06, 2010 1:05 pm

Can anyone steer me towards a source for a solid walk around coin routine?

I do not care if the trick uses a gimmicked coin.

ps: what is your favorite gimmicked coin for walk around/close up?

Zenn_Darkfire · **Posted:** Tue Apr 06, 2010 1:30 pm

Check out Greg Wilson's "On the Spot" he has like 2 or 3 good ones on there

duds · **Posted:** Tue Apr 06, 2010 8:00 pm

Check out Flesh Pocket by Jay Sankey. It's totally absurd, yet so magical. Also I like doing pretty much any Coin Across routine.

afelbs · **Posted:** Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:38 am

Thanks for your time guys.

cassius · **Joined:** 08 May 2003 **Posts:** 37

I would suggest the dvds 'Coin Man Walking' by Dan Watkins and Troy Hooser's dvd series that I believe is called 'Total Destruction'.

-Clay

docmilanowski · **Joined:** 15 Aug 2003 **Posts:** 40

I added a few vanishes/appearances, but I use the one coin routine from In The Beginning There Were Coins.

outrageous42ne · **Joined:** 13 Feb 2004 **Posts:** 312

Nathan Kranzo has a DVD called, I think, "Stand Up Coin Magic" that might give you some workable material.

afelbs · **Posted:** Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:34 pm

Thanks again

tkies · **Joined:** 15 Feb 2006 **Posts:** 929

The coin magic seminar dvds are jam packed with coin magic, good coin magic at that! Other than that, get yourself a good shell and go to work

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mchkeegan · **Posted:** Sun Apr 25, 2010 7:22 pm

outrageous42ne wrote:

Nathan Kranzo has a DVD called, I think, "Stand Up Coin Magic" that might give you some workable material.

Stand up coin magic is awesome. My version of flesh and bone NEVER fails to get AMAZING reactions.

mchkeegan · **Posted:** Sun Apr 25, 2010 7:23 pm

tkies wrote:

The coin magic seminar dvds are jam packed with coin magic, good coin magic at that! Other than that, get yourself a good shell and go to work

.

HERE HERE! Yep sad thing is I LOST MY SHELL :cry:

outrageous42ne · **Joined:** 13 Feb 2004 **Posts:** 312

mchkeegan wrote:

outrageous42ne wrote:

Nathan Kranzo has a DVD called, I think, "Stand Up Coin Magic" that might give you some workable material.

Stand up coin magic is awesome. My version of flesh and bone NEVER fails to get AMAZING reactions.

I bought two things from Nathan Kranzo in the past and didn't really care for them. I only remembered the title of this DVD when afelbs posted the original question and thought it might have some options for what he was looking for. Maybe I'll get around to picking the DVD up someday, but Outside the Box and The Gig (ebook) didn't leave a good taste in my mouth.

KingOfNynex2003 · **Joined:** 01 Sep 2008 **Posts:** 635 **Location:** Canada

I just started learning coin magic about 2 months ago now and I find that the best coin effects I do for walkaround are these one's:

2 Coin Production/Coin Thru Hand/and Tenkai Pennies from In The Beginning There Were Coins
Scotch & Soda
Dime & Penny (both of those are Johnson and I highly recommend both of them and to get a bang ring for the Dime & Penny)
Digital Dissolve from T11 (Copper Silver Transpo done in the spectator's hands)
and CoinOne by Homer Liwag (pretty tough to perform but in the right situation this effect absolutely kills)

tkies · **Joined:** 15 Feb 2006 **Posts:** 929

If you are just starting look at some basic routines from On the Spot or something of the sort, work your way through that material. Once you are comfortable with things like that, work your way to things like the New York Coin Magic Seminar DvD's, also Eric Jones has amazing coin magic routines that are tried and true.

,In Magic
Tyler

CyrilKK · **Joined:** 10 Jan 2007 **Posts:** 175

I'd like to add that David Roth's rendition of the coins across with a [ is very nice as well. Angles are very generous; by that I mean spectators can be seated or standing while you perform. Sleights are basic so it allows you to milk with whatever presentation you want.

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