
David Roth Ultimate Coin Magic Collection Volume 1 (video download)
David Roth legt in dit eerste deel van zijn Ultimate Coin Magic Collection routines uit met copper/silver-munten en expanded shells, waaronder Copper/Silver Transposition, Presto Chango, Chinatown Half en Coins Across with Shell. Geschikt voor gevorderde muntgoochelaars. Direct na betaling beschikbaar als download.
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Je leert van David Roth routines met copper/silver-munten en expanded shells, zoals Presto Chango en Coins Across with Shell.
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Over deze download
Magic with Copper/Silver Coins & Expanded Shells
- Copper/Silver Transposition-The ultimate version of a time-honored classic!
- Presto Chango-A startingly visual quickie where two coins-one copper, one silver-go through some miraculous changes that will leave your audiences breathless.
- Chinatown Half I & II-Two fantastic methods for the classic transposition between a Chinese coin and an American half-dollar.
- A Coin Prediction-a standard gaffed coin is used for a mentalism miracle.
- Coins Across with Shell-Perhaps the ultimate version of the Winged Silver plot as four coins magically travel from one hand to the other and finally, to the spectator's closed hand!
- Photo Coins-A tiny, blank piece of photo paper, initialed by a spectator, is sandwiched between two coins and develops an image of a selected card.
- Coins Through Glass-A visual penetration of a coin straight through the bottom of an ordinary drinking glass.
- Coins Through Table-A virtually sleight-free version of a coin magic classic!
- Half and a Quarter-A visual stunner as a quarter, passed beneath a half-dollar, visibly changes into another half. It then changes back-and everything can be examined!
- Perfected Coin Through Handkerchief-A version of the classic effect that will even fool magicians.
Magic with Folding Coins & Specialty Gaffs
- Magic Mint-A half-dollar magically appears alongside a previously displayed quarter. The half is put away and then the quarter magically changes into still another half-dollar.
- Coin In Bottle-A classic of magic with a Roth-style ending. A half-dollar is magically passed into a bottle. The coin is removed by turning the bottle inside out-which is proven by the fact that the bottle's label is now on the inside!
- Coins Through Table-A visual stunner as the coins not only pass through the table but visibly vanish as they hit it.
- Biting A Coin-Learn David Roth's handling of a visual illusion that David Blaine made one of the most talked-about effects on his television special.
- Scotch And Soda-Every magician has this coin set. Now learn its proper use.
- Dime And Penny-An overlooked effect. Let David show you its true magical potential.
- Copper/Silver/Brass-The classic transposition of three dissimilar coins that ends with a stunning climax in the spectator's hand.
- What's more-you end clean!
- Stack Of Quarters-One of the oldest coin effects in magic history, yet it still packs a wallop! Learn David's handling of the classic Cap and Pence.
- Cigarette Through Quarter-A coin effect that still stuns audiences and David Roth's handling is perhaps the most streamlined version ever devised.
- Eraser Coin-One of David Roth's most innovative effects. The performer visibly rubs away pieces of a coin with an ordinary eraser and finishes by erasing one entire surface.
- Karate Coin-Thrust your finger straight through a half-dollar and then restore it-and you start and end with a completely examinable coin!
We versturen vanuit Borger (Drenthe). Binnen Nederland betaal je €8,50 verzendkosten; vanaf €150 is verzending gratis. Naar België en de rest van Europa betaal je €12,50. Afhalen in Borger kan op afspraak.
Je hebt 14 dagen bedenktijd. Let op: verzegelde dvd’s kun je niet retourneren als de verzegeling verbroken is.




