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Postby Stephen Ward » Aug 23rd, '05, 18:54



I use standard magician's white rope, you can use string for some effects.

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Postby Medeiros66 » Sep 4th, '05, 23:42

I have the book since 90’s, in a compact small size. Is there any improvement in the actual version? Than you.

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Postby kems » Sep 12th, '05, 13:56

Thanks for the ideas, just a quicky I have wanted to learn the coin roll for ages and was wondering what is the best UK coin to do this with? a £2 coin whould be quite good i guess? what do you lot use?

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Postby Dizzy001 » Feb 11th, '06, 17:55

I've just got this book and as a newcomer to magic I think it's worth it's weight in gold. The amount of stuff it covers is huge and for a grounding in the basics I think I've done well for myself, and it only cost £3.50

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Postby Pitto » Feb 12th, '06, 14:01

I have quite small hands and found a £2 coin quite hard to learn with I would suggest a 10p or 2p

Remember, in coin magic just because the coin is big doesnt mean it is the easiest to practice with. I find a 10p best to practice with because it isn't too big or too small, people often have one and the edges are 'grippy'

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Postby Johndoe » Feb 13th, '06, 01:13

wilson is a little too kid based for me. it's small illusion stuff.

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Postby Miles More Magic » Mar 21st, '06, 06:01

Johndoe wrote:wilson is a little too kid based for me. it's small illusion stuff.


Bet you wouldn't say that on the Hutch, in front of Michael Jay :lol: :lol: :lol:

Got to disagree with you. ( But you knew I would :lol: )
Even if you feel some of the items might be "kid based", the techniques aren't, and are shown much clearer than other books.

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