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I'm sticking with the original and I would have thought that if you had handling problems with V1 then you're just as likely to still have them with the upgrade.

The newer edition won't solve handling problems - practice will.

dat8962 wrote:I'm sticking with the original and I would have thought that if you had handling problems with V1 then you're just as likely to still have them with the upgrade.

Not Necessarily

dat8962 wrote:The newer edition won't solve handling problems - practice will.

Agree - practice makes perfect. I would also say if you are happy with V1 (As you obviously are) then V2 although subtle may not enhance your enjoyment of what is a well thought out trick

I known David Penn for some time now as some other TM members do. I was fortunate to have had some in-depth discussions with David prior to the release of Coinvexed and the upgrade so I know what is involved.

I would agree with your response of 'not necessarily' but for the vast majority this is probability. It's a common factor with just about every trick that handling problems can usually be ironed out through good old fashioned practice and I have seen that you agree with this anyway.

I've personally not gone for the upgrade at the moment because for me I don't see any enhancement, but that's a personal choice. As you say, it's a great routine and others may get much more from the upgrade than they got from the original in terms of how they work with Coinvexed.

I wouldn't advise against buying it (David wouldn't speak to me again ) but what I would advise is to look at any handling problem that you may have and try to work it through, irrespetive of what trick it happens to be.

personally I find CV2 to be much cleaner and also the pocket management is vastly simplified! I have no regrets about upgrading.

tomprocter92 wrote:

laccal142 wrote:

russpie wrote:A good point but if it were cheaper what's to stop people from buying 2 upgrade packs & using those?

I'm more than happy with the original though so I'm sticking with it.

Russ

Good question - But you need coinvexed 1 and 2 ......not 2 and 2

Two sharpies would look a bit suspicious lol

About as suspicious as 2 handfulls of coins after the coins have been selected.

The way I perform it, most of the time the coins in my hand are not seen so neither would 2 sharpies.

Russ

Hardly exposure. Lets not be so sensitive. If we are here is because we love our art and from I have seen in my short time here, contributors are not short of knowledge and experience.

russpie wrote:

tomprocter92 wrote:

laccal142 wrote:

russpie wrote:A good point but if it were cheaper what's to stop people from buying 2 upgrade packs & using those?

I'm more than happy with the original though so I'm sticking with it.

Russ

Good question - But you need coinvexed 1 and 2 ......not 2 and 2

Two sharpies would look a bit suspicious lol

About as suspicious as 2 handfulls of coins after the coins have been selected.

The way I perform it, most of the time the coins in my hand are not seen so neither would 2 sharpies.

Russ

I bring the handfull of coins out first then say oh infact can i borrow YOUR 10p then 2p.

What happens when the Sharpie runs out of ink? Can it be replaced?

Replicant wrote:What happens when the Sharpie runs out of ink? Can it be replaced?

Yes, its not an issue

I have a handling where you dont bring any coins out at all... just a pen.

Hello please someone can tell me what is the correct sharpie to use with coinvexed 2.0 ??

I have some 'Fine Print' sharpies but don't match with the gimmick...

Thank you very much

Send a PM to Gochos The Greek, he runs World Magic Shop who manufacture Coinvexed and he'll be able to give you all the details.

Hello I have sent a PM to Gochos The Greek but I have not received any reply...

please someone can help me ??

Thanks so much

Bear with him a little longer, he won't have had a lot of time to view and respond to messages over the weekend.

Please someone can help me ???

I try 'Sharpie Fine Point' but don't match with gimmick...