Magic Question - How to Get Started in Coin Magic?

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Title	:	Magic Question - How to Get Started in Coin Magic?
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Tribloon it's a nice simple routine,requires practise of course but it's a clean routine, looks so magical and Eric is so good at explaining, Craig petty adds routines too
Comment from : @uknavynige

I was advised not to buy a lot of gaff coins Immediately but to practise with normal coins 1st, I wish I'd listened to them, I spent over £500 on gaffed coin sets and the routines and it's quite overwhelming, though I would definitely recommend the alakazam elite coin sets from Craig petty
Comment from : @uknavynige

I know this is an old video however the expert card magic by David Lee roth comes as a download now and you get dollars and half dollars with it too
Comment from : @uknavynige

Do you recommend sucker punch?
Comment from : @luke9119

Thank-you for this video! It was very informative and exactly the information I was looking for I find all your videos informative and fun to watch Keep up the great work!!
Comment from : @danrodriguez8482

I started coin magic with 4 silver Kennedy's and learned from David Stone Basic Coin Magic His classic palm and wipe clean is the best I seen
Comment from : @kingrobert1st

I just got myself 10 Morgan dollars and started adding this to my practice brbrThanks for the resources
Comment from : @waskanherrera

Another great video, David Two more coin tricks for every magician to know: Coins Across and Coins to Glass Thanks!
Comment from : @joefraher8687

The best videos out there are the Eric Jones Metal series He's one of the best coin magicians out there It starts with simple palming and moves up from there
Comment from : @NathanielBlank

Michael rubinsteins 3 dvd set the encyclopedia of coin magic has alot of great moves
Comment from : @keithspringston9283

My go-to coin resource is Rick Holcombe The company I go to is Copeland Coins, which I learned about through Rick Enjoy!!
Comment from : @JCMagic

Thank you this is very helpfulbrbrFor anyone who is looking for a coin magic focused youtube channel i can recommend Rick Holcombe
Comment from : @emrenitim83

Genial Enseñas muy bien
Comment from : @bettoespectador2928

Thank u
Comment from : @mikeodell5915

Your stuff is always so helpful and informative, please keep it up I'm just getting back into magic and you've been a great help!
Comment from : @brunobrian9566

I definitely recommend David Roth’s first series Also Eric Jones “Metal” series 1-3 Both those series are amazing (And David Roth’s foundations are so good for all other coin magic in my opinion Can’t recommend his book “Expert Coin Magic” but his videos make the book come to life)
Comment from : @Genethagenius

Great video So ,great I work on a Daryl's three fly 3 routine
Comment from : @kristijanbenito3892

Been binge watching your videos and would love to see your top favorite coins 🔥
Comment from : @user-vw9gf2hd7b

Rick Holcomb you tube channel is a phenomonal resource on YouTubebrSmilesoheylikeyou
Comment from : @thestreet9537

For choosing coins it's tough br Growing up in Canada in the 80s it was hard to find coins Canadian Silver dollars were best Now I use Twoonies ( $2 coins ), they are a bit small but have you ever tried to borrow a Kennedy I/2 dollar from a spectator ?
Comment from : @seanfaherty

The best way Pipo Villanueva
Comment from : @carlosenriquehernandezlope8593

I started with Bobos myself, but if you're not a book person there are some videos out there that are great for learning For beginners, Eric Jones first Metal DVD is a great place to start David Roth's Expert Coin Magic Made Easy volume 1 is also a great place for Coin magic beginners
Comment from : @armstrongmagic9253

I broke my hand at the Del Mar fair years ago the troupe refused to rehearse and dropped me on the mount of my giraffe That ended about three or four years of my serious practice and broke my wrist a few years later Both never were set so I have pretty limited mobility Gaffs are great but wish I hadn’t relied so heavy on gimmicks and learned to get over the trauma and make the sleights work When there’s a master purest on the pitch, people take note and drop them likewise Cellini knew the advantages of traveling light, wish I didbrSmilesotheylikeyou
Comment from : @thestreet9537

Would definitely recommend Craig petty's Alakazam coin magic Day 1 & Day 2brbrHe goes over the basic from a total beginner sleights and basic vanishesbrbrDo check it
Comment from : @bond_villain

Well this is refreshing I seem to have stumbled upon grown ups, it's like the old days when the person you were talking to was within reach I was brought here by accident so probably won't be back but just wanted to say thanks, Its a lovely little oasis you have here in the comments
Comment from : @NN-Nathan

For video, The Metal series is the New New Expert Coin Magic Eric Jones's teaching is clear and concise and what you get is the modern state of play in the realm of coin magic Another hearty recommendation for the work of brother Danny Goldsmith That kid is brilliant Most of his commercial products are intermediate to advanced but his site also offers access to some good clear beginner teaching Books Expert Coin Magic, Kaufman's if you can spare a kidney, Rubinstein's new book Coin Magic (this last also doubling as a self defense weapon/weight lifting implement) I think that Bobo's at this point is more of a reference book A lot of stuff in there has just been outmoded by better methods available in the books I referenced No disrespect to Maestro Bobo Also check out Jeff Copeland's site for teaching and props His shells are excellent (they are for a very nice round that he also sells) and his coin boxes are the business Excellent video as always
Comment from : @christopherstorz6184

I regularly carry Double deception and Split focus These coins aren't cheap but they make me look like a weapon I used them yesterday roving for 1600 kids and they were amazed
Comment from : @bradrobbery788

For someone starting out with coin gaffs, I would recommend Sucker Punch by Mark Southworth It runs about $40 but it comes with a whole set of Poker Chips that are basic coin gaffs you would spend hundreds of dollars on and the video is taught by Eric Jones Yes the Poker chips are kind of cheap but they are perfect for practice and if you get serious, you will have an idea which gaffs you will want to spend your money on
Comment from : @markruiz7333

I do basically 0 coin magic BUT I have a super triple coin by Johnny wong and it's usually my go to if someone wants to see just 1 trick It's fast, self contained, modular, and instant resets I know I can't handle difficult sleights and passes but this allows me to feel like I can If you don't do coins but want to add a little variety that's my recommendation!
Comment from : @TheSeanChannel

Mark Wilson's Book is the place to start For gaffed coins you gotta include Copper, Silver, Brass (CSB) coins or 2 Copper, 1 Silver coins
Comment from : @supremekarate1

Thank you for this review It will be a big help
Comment from : @cecillewis968

Love Mark Wilson's book, get it
Comment from : @jerryRp90x

Eric Jones has an amaizing coin magic DVD set It's got all the classic tricks as well as some of his really innovative moves and skills It's a collection of DVDs that gradually get more difficult I loved it Kainoa has some really great tricks too, but definitely not for beginners But he really takes coin magic to another level!
Comment from : @jongalloway4104

Awesome video with great advice and recommendations! Some of my go to coin tricks (gafs) that I always have on me are FIT by paul carnazzo, hole 30 by ted bogusta, and a triple split coin (unbranded) Blackbird by jeff copeland is a sneaky way of producing a coin as well Thanks for another great video as they are always appreciated!
Comment from : @mitchzeal1775

Now U see it Now U Don't books by Bill Tarr are also great to learn Coin Magic because of its detailed illustrationsbrBTW Great advice and tips!
Comment from : @TheMagicTaco

Maybe It is not begginer, but I would ad raven for coins magic
Comment from : @Migmir1313

Benjamin Earl has "Deep Coin Work" in his deep seminars It's 6 hours and gives a great overview and some of his most famous coin effects, many of which are pretty easy If you wait for a sale it's an especially good deal This is more for someone who already knows cards and wants to get into coins though
Comment from : @mathmusicstructure

David Stone has a two volume coin magic DVD that is good too In the beginning there were coins from penguin is how I started in coin magic
Comment from : @JohnGregRivera

great overview David 👍🏻👍🏻brJay Sankey has some DVDs on coin magic that are thorough tutorials … TCC has some great gimmick coins and tutorials as well
Comment from : @daverothberg2624

Great info as always David I would have included a C/S coin in the gaff list I use mine a lot and it's a real fooler
Comment from : @edward2785

Man, I was literally going to start looking into coin magic this very morning and I see this video in my suggestions!
Comment from : @CosmicApe2

Steve Faulkner just updated his online course that has an entire coin course taking you from basic to pro I highly recommend his online course it is a great value if not THE greatest value in magic teaching
Comment from : @markkennedy5955

Copper Silver Brass is beautiful, convinces your spectators that you are a real wizard For CSB, I recommend getting a set in half dollar size as dollar size coins are not too common nowadays around the world and are generally easier to work with 👍👍
Comment from : @bard2227

I've recently discovered Danny Goldsmith His teaching is next level
Comment from : @jjtheok6190

Awesome jobI would also suggest Michael Vincent's Coins thru table from one of his sets
Comment from : @thedude9044

GREAT REVIEW! Definitely a saver! I met Roth about 35 years ago RIP Have his book, Bobo's and Coin Magic I'll take a look at the other two Been watching you every day for several years now Thanks for putting in the workbrbrBy the way Double Deception and Escapist Coins are my favorite gaffed/gimmicked coin tricks
Comment from : @randy2643

I started with Bobo’s and I don’t disagree that it may not be the best for an absolute beginner Roth’s Expert Coin Magic is a great resource brbrMark Wilson’s is a great resource in general So much money magic, but so much every other type too brbrI’d also recommend Eric Jones Metal 1 for an absolute beginner That is possibly my #1 recommendation I started with that right after Bobo’s and still love showing the coins across and 3fly from that download
Comment from : @WalterOlsss

I only practice matrix and imagination coins by Garrett Thomas
Comment from : @liaonardo_me

I’m brand new into coin magic (I know the very basics), and I purchased charming Chinese challenge and it definitely was a great introductory as well and was a great way for me to dip my toes into it all Thanks for the great advice and recommendations David!
Comment from : @anthonyknabb166

This was a Great segment! Very well put together, this is a very valuable starter video, thanks for this one!👍
Comment from : @bradw5451

In the beginning there were coins dvd Jay Noblezada and penguin magic
Comment from : @ChrisEdwardsMagic

Bobo was how I started but it was completely unintentional I was at my very first Magic Convention and there was an auction, I put in a bid on a box of books and I won It had an old hard cover of Bobo and Close up Card Magic by the one and only Harry Lorayne (which I later got him to sign when I ran into him at Tannens) I was still very much a beginner and the HL book at the time was far beyond my skill set I still have and cherish both I think another great book on sleights for beginners is Now you See it, Now you dont by Bill Tarr Sponge Balls are also a great intro to coin magic A great way to practice with slightly cheaper gaffs is Sucker Punch by Mark Southworth, it has a few of the same gaffs and some great effects Some great recommendations sin this video, thanks as always!
Comment from : @DJRosen

Steve Faulkner has just added a beginners coin magic section to his online magic course Join up and you get all the card stuff as well
Comment from : @markthomas1639