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by **Tony Hyams** » Jul 1st, '04, 23:47

Hi I’ve been concentrating on card slights for too long now and I want to learn some coin slights. (I’ve got most of the gimmicked ones) Can anyone recommend a good book or DVD I should get

by **Mandrake** » Jul 2nd, '04, 00:17

I'm not yet into coin magic all that much but Bobo's comes to mind right away! Have a peek at http://cnb-host2.clickandbuild.com/cnb/ ... ageDisplay - it seems to give quite a few suggestions regarding books on pure coin sleights and moves as well as discussing the gaffed effects.

by **Smudge** » Jul 2nd, '04, 00:42

I recommend this...

http://cnb-host2.clickandbuild.com/cnb/shop/merchantofmagic?listPos=&op=catalogue-products-null&prodCategoryID=11

by **magicdiscoman** » Jul 2nd, '04, 01:21

http://cnb-host2.clickandbuild.com/cnb/shop/merchantofmagic?listPos=&productID=525&search=cd&op=catalogue-product_info-null
also this one.

and enclopedia of coin slights.

by **Charles Calthrop** » Jul 2nd, '04, 08:58

I strongly recommend Ian Kendall's BCM CD as a companion to the Bobo book (which is pretty well mandatory).
It's a tenner. It's well taught. Ian is a nice guy who will respond helpfully to emails, and he's also making more video files available on his website as bonus updates. You can't go wrong.

by **Captain Fantastic** » Jul 2nd, '04, 09:18

Try checking out Michael Ammar's Introduction to coin magic DVD. I still think that this is probably the easiest coin DVD to work from and also includes some excellant routines.

by **nickj** » Jul 2nd, '04, 12:36

Or David Roth's Expert Coin Magic Made Easy

by **Mark Chandaue** » Jul 2nd, '04, 13:59

I'd go with Mandrake, get Bobo's first, it is the coin workers bible and there is still not a better source of material out there.

Mark

by **Tony Hyams** » Jul 2nd, '04, 15:52

Thanks everyone I guess I will get Bobo's then, I can see lots of hours practice comming up :roll:

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