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I got the idea from pitto (thanks for the inspiration btw, and you did a great job on your variation of this trick!), anywho, I decided to try it with... oops, almost gave it away anyway, here it is!

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[edit] ADMIT IT! You liked those wavy fingers... didn't you!

Very good and very smooth. Although for me, some movements didn't look natural. They way you, don't know how to explain it, um... when you put the coin into your right hand... Anyways, I didn't like the idea of it but I can see why it must be done. To just any random person, it'd work but do those kind of people, a little dangerous.

One thing I can suggest is that at the end, open the left hand also. Don't have to turn it around. Just spread your hand open. Just to show that it really has gone through your hand back up. If you know what I mean.

I didn't like the way I "put the coin in my right hand" as well, but I was having a hard time with that, I'd only been doing the trick for about 10 minutes when I filmed it for you guys to watch, so it's not the smoothest act yet, but I figured you all new how it was done anyway.

I like you're idea on opening the left hand at the end, I'll try to do that

I liked the coin throught hand alone
but I didn't like this one

Good idea.

Your CP needs a lot of work - (mine's no where near perfect so Im not on any type of hoarse let alone a high one)

You're holding the coin from above and below instead of from the sides.

It's all practice my hand is killing me from pushing the coin into CP all day I'm havin tomorrow off from CP practice (2 exams instead )

Pitto wrote:...Your CP needs a lot of work...

And it shall get alot of work! It IS only my first coin trick you know...

[edit] actualy, it's my first real magic trick at all!

Yeah I know

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