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Is there a sight you can download bobos and royal road on your computer as a movie telling the instructions? I would really like to buy it.

I don't quite think this is the right forum for that...this is the forum to request reviews for tricks, props, etc...

ok

I decided just to buy the ebook, but theres so much and since it a ebook i have to print 353 pages(not happening). So any advice on which sleights to start with for beigginers with coin magic and what tricks should i master. Thanks

things you should definatly learn first off are the retention vanish and the classic palm then learn a coins across routine, thats like the ambitiose card routine for coins.

with thease two you can do a lot of coin magic add to them a spellbound change and a tenkie and you'll be away for a long wile to come.

ok thx ill work on those first

there are 2 RRTCM dvd sets out. a 4 dvd set and 5 dvd set.

But I would just buy the books.

What with every one and downloads.

I dont think the retention vanish is in there
are just easier to learn from because it tells you how and shows you. Plus you can get them instantly

magicdiscoman wrote:things you should definatly learn first off are the retention vanish and the classic palm then learn a coins across routine, thats like the ambitiose card routine for coins.

with thease two you can do a lot of coin magic add to them a spellbound change and a tenkie and you'll be away for a long wile to come.

ok so:
1.classic palm
2.retention vanish
3.coins across routine
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10.

Can you make a list of ten so i can print those pages off?

1.classic palm
2.retention vanish
3.coins across routine
4. tenkie palm.
5. sankeys hand washing routine.
6. spellbound change.
7. chip chop suey, coin to chineese transpo.
8. false transfer.
9. and then there were three, coin hopping routine.
10. heal clip.

coin a go go.

pm'd you.

Why so the retention vanish magicdiscoman? I think a good false transfer works just as well. I think the problem with the Rv is that you are saying "Watch the coin go in to my hand" I do use it my self having said that but I dont think it is good as say a Himbler vanish.

Sweet thanks ill learn and practice those alot and then ill get royal road because I like coin, card, and then ill get 13 steps to mentalism.

Sweet thanks ill learn and practice those alot and then ill get royal road because I like coin, card, and then ill get 13 steps to mentalism.

That is very much like saying, "First I'll get a tricycle, then I'll learn how to ride a bicycle, then I'll get a jet airplane."

I suggest that you leave the 13 steps out of your repertoire at this time. Certainly later down the road you may want it, but right now it is all but useless to you.

Regarding sleights, Bobo's suggests that you learn a good classic palm, a good finger palm and a good thumb palm to start. Those three sleights are the basis of good coin magic and, with those three sleights alone, you could make a career out of coin magic.

Since you are a beginner, may I suggest that you take Bobo's advice and worry about more advanced sleights as you gain in experience?

And, rather than learning a bunch of sleights that you may never have a reason to use, you actually look at the tricks and routines that are presented and choose what you like out of those, then learn the sleights that are necessary to make those tricks work.

In reality, there's no reason to know how to rebuild a transmission on a car if all you need to do is change the tire.

Learn the basics before you learn the more advanced material.

Mike.

magicdiscoman wrote:1.classic palm
2.retention vanish
3.coins across routine
4. tenkie palm.
5. sankeys hand washing routine.
6. spellbound change.
7. chip chop suey, coin to chineese transpo.
8. false transfer.
9. and then there were three, coin hopping routine.
10. heal clip.

coin a go go.

pm'd you.

Im pretty sure bobos modern coin magic doesnt have most of those tricks like the retention vanish and tenkie palm

Bobo's covers the retention vanish, but not the Tenkai (although Tenkai is referenced three times in the tome).

Mike.