Are you interested in coin magic? Here is a routine that covers most of the effects with coins: they appear, disappear, pass from one magician's hand to another, multiply, and finally, pass into the spectator's closed hand! To buy some coins click here.  

An easy, but devilishly baffling trick. A coin placed in between the hands of the magician disappears completely. Nothing in the hands, nothing in the sleeves, the coin has vanished into thin air!  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A coin is magically transformed while locked in a magnificent jewel box. It can also reappear! Another jewel of craftsmanship!  

Are you interested in coin magic? Here's a move you absolutely have to master! It will require a little practice, but will allow you to perform miracles under the nose of your spectators, with regular coins. The principle: give the illusion that you are putting a coin in your hand, when it is not the case. A great classic of magic! To buy some coins click here.  

The magician places a small cloth purse on the table: this is his prediction. He asks a spectator to recall a trip she has taken in the past, and to choose one of the countries she visited. The purse is then opened; and it contains a coin from that country!  

The plot of "Coins through the Table" is one of the great families of effects in coin magic. Dominique Duvivier offers you his personal version to perform this wonderful routine. To buy some coins click here.  

Under the pretext of learning to juggle, the magician makes five coins appear one by one, only to find that he's stuck with magic rather than juggling. To buy some half dollars click here.  

One of the favorite themes of magicians. You put four coins under four cards arranged in the four corners of your magician's mat. In a totally incomprehensible way, the coins gather together one by one in one of the corners. It's wonderful! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - some half dollars click here. A voir aussi : - a close-up mat click here.  

The magician displays three half-dollars and one Chinese coin. The latter is a particularly charismatic coin, not only because of its eye-catching appearance, but also because of its ability to draw the other coins towards it! To buy: - a Chinese Coin dollar size click here. - some regular half dollars click here.  

Four coins travel one by one from the magician's hand into a glass held in his other hand. To buy some regular half dollars click here.  

The magician displays a “ Pickpocket”, a coin that has the exclusive property of being able to steal other coins one by one! To buy: - a Chinese Coin dollar size click here. - some regular half dollars click here.  

Allan Ackerman's handling of Jules DeBarros' Coins of Ishtar from 1971. Three half-dollars and three English pennies are clearly shown on both sides, and checked by a spectator. The three half-dollars placed in one of his hands, and the three pennies placed in the other, will travel simultaneously one by one from one side to the other  

Learn how to lead an introduction to magic with a few simple tricks for beginners. An opportunity for them to take their first steps in this fascinating field! Olivier Bridard and Jean-Pierre Crispon have put together a collection of tricks designed for this purpose. These workshops are presented in 20 episodes  

Enter the wonderful world of this expert and great magician. Paul Dassonville lectured at the Double Fond on February 15, 1999, which you can enjoy in seven parts. You will discover a fabulous artist, who will share with you extraordinary secrets: Cigarettes, thimbles, lighters, coins, your own fingers, cards, rope and even Rocky Raccoon!  

How the leader of a gang of thieves can con his accomplice out of a share of the loot: maximum money for him, minimum for his accomplice. To buy some regular half-dollar coins click here.  

Classic coin magic with a Bloom twist! Coins, placed on a tray and poured into a spectator's hand, multiply. A true miracle!