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SpongeBallSlight-of-hand wrote:Whenever I try to hold it, no matter how light or hand, my hand becomes tense and cramped.
magicdiscoman wrote:http://www.coinvanish.com/ click on foundations and answer basic coin question for pics and practise notes on classic palm.
also try using a much larger coin like a half first to find the right spot, a quater will make your hand look odd untill you have built up sufficiant mussle.
magicdiscoman wrote:http://www.coinvanish.com/ click on foundations and answer basic coin question for pics and practise notes on classic palm.
also try using a much larger coin like a half first to find the right spot, a quater will make your hand look odd untill you have built up sufficiant mussle.
SpongeBallSlight-of-hand wrote:What is it?
seige wrote:SpongeBallSlight-of-hand wrote:What is it?
Hey! You can't ask questions like that!
Coinvanish.com is designed as a brush-up course and accompaniment to people learning coin magic.
It's not designed for people who want to learn ONE effect.
It would be unethical for someone to give you the answer, because the question is designed to weed out timewasters and leechers.
Please, take some time to try and show a little dedication here. Magic is something that people are very precious and passionate about, especially when it comes to sharing secrets.
magicdiscoman wrote::lol: POOR SEIGE'S GOT FOOT IN MOUTH DISEASE![]()
sometimes we all forget that some of our members can be experts in one field and totaly enept in another, i would never dare question a card technique as i know nothing.... ok very little.
sponge.. the sleight you use to place a ball on the back of your hand will be very similar in name to the coin version.![]()
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