best dvd for coin beginner
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best dvd for coin beginner
by crxerebuni » Aug 28th, '05, 20:33
Hi im looking for the best dvd for coin magic, how to finger palm etc all the beginner stuff?
Any ideas??
thanks
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by IanKendall » Aug 28th, '05, 20:58
I can think of something 
Check the reviews section.
Take care, Ian
Check the reviews section.
Take care, Ian
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by BobGreaves » Aug 28th, '05, 21:06
I would recommend David Roth. Michael Ammar and David Stone also seem to get rated highly.
These are 2 good sites:
http://www.coinvanish.com/
http://www.coinmagic.com/
Somewhere they both have (they are related sites) have a comparison of the 3 vids above. I can't remember quite where they are on the site at the moment, but I am sure you can find them.
These are 2 good sites:
http://www.coinvanish.com/
http://www.coinmagic.com/
Somewhere they both have (they are related sites) have a comparison of the 3 vids above. I can't remember quite where they are on the site at the moment, but I am sure you can find them.
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by the_mog » Aug 28th, '05, 21:40
IanKendall wrote:I can think of something
Take care, Ian
Nice bit of self promotion there Ian!
but i can say that its also a bloody good learning experience CLICK HERE for the review
Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989.. 
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