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theres always the french drop you can switch it from hand to hand

I can safely say that this is the only reason I ever found for using a muscle pass

There's a number of ways to vanish a coin without gimmicks. Most of which can use short sleeves.

Most of which can be found hunting down stuff by Roth, Sankey, Ammar, Bobo, etc. names which you've heard mentioned a load of times.

I know how
It is angle sensitive but easy.
I saw it in bobos modern coin sleights where you place the coin in the middle of thumb and the poniter finger like the thimble vanish
Hope this helps

Is the muscle pass in Bobo's book?

yes it is the muscle pass I mean

Ive missed it every time ive read the book

there is also a very nice vanish whit these conditions ( but not so angle proof) performed by Apollo in his dvd whith shoot ogawa. It is absolutely stunning also wiewed from veri veri close.

I was going to suggest a Raven or the M5, but with short sleeves you could do something like the Revolution Vanish found at www.ellusionist.com. I'm not sure how much it is, but it looks pretty clean...seems like it would need a lot of practice though. It requires no gimmick or anything. You can have to spectator sign it...The DVD also includes the coin going from the top of your hand into your fist...I believe...
Thanks,
Dominick

I cant find the musclke pass in Bobo's book is it under a different name