You will enjoy this very elegant and mystifying trick which uses a coin and a silk which, for the beauty of the trick, must be transparent. You drape the silk over the palm of your left hand and place the coin on it, closing your left hand for a few seconds. Magic formula: the coin is under the silk in your palm. You do it again but this time, the coin disappears completely: it is not under the silk! Your hands are empty and the silk can be examined.  

Dominique Duvivier's version of Brother John Hamman's trick. The four aces magically pass one by one through the table. The crazy climax: at the end of the trick, the four cards turn into Kings! Impact guaranteed!  

The magician shows the four Aces, and twelve indifferent cards (which are the 12 court cards of the deck, to make the contrast as clear as possible). The cards are arranged in four packets: one Ace under each packet, three indifferent cards on top. The Aces magically pass one by one into the leader packet. Each time, the packets of four cards are shown clearly: no extra cards, no missing cards. The trick is completely clean at every stage of the routine. This is as close to perfection as you can get!  

Coin techniques : First of all, Jean-Pierre Crispon explains his personal method for the beginner to learn the classic palm in less than 10 minutes ! Then he explains several effective methods for performing coin vanishes.  

"More than a routine, it is a real theater play". It is a card trick without being a card trick. 12 minutes of complete routine; the narration is logical and sustained; Jean-Luc gives you everything: technique, anecdotes, tips, lots of humor and his incisive tone made in JLB! Set-up your notes, you are going to learn a routine from 20 years of magic (24, but we stopped counting).  

The magician shows his lucky card, the King of Hearts. Thanks to that card, he bets that he will find the Aces one by one in the color order that he announces beforehand, while the spectator thoroughly shuffles the deck between each Ace! In the end, the spectator freely chooses a card; it disappears from the deck and reappears in the magician's pocket. No palms, no sleight of hand. Success guaranteed!  

"Wild Card" is one of the greatest classics of small packet tricks. It was created by Peter Kane. Dozens, even hundreds of versions have been conceived to this day. Dominique Duvivier's version is one of the purest ever. Nevertheless, he went even further with this +++ version, because now you can hand all the cards out for examination at the end of the routine. A real miracle!  

Two cards are freely chosen from an examined and shuffled deck, and then they are lost. The first card will be the first to be found, then it will disappear and reappear several times under different conditions. At the end, the second card will magically turn face up in the middle of the face down deck! A succession of effects as mysterious as they are incredible!  

Matrix: this coin effect is one of the most popular among magicians. It has inspired many great versions, because the effect itself is already great. Here, we offer you the whole thing, because you have THREE effects: 1- A coin appears under each of the four cards displayed in a row on the table. The new method proposed here is neat and easy. 2 - The coins are placed in the four corners of the mat, and each one is covered by one of the cards. Magic pass! The coins jump from card to card to gather under only one! 3- No, it's not over... You make one last magic pass, and almost instantly, the coins return under their original card. You have done a Reverse Matrix. In this new and very modern version, you have THREE effects in ONE. Connoisseurs will appreciate it!  

The spectator cuts the deck into four packets; the first card of each packet is turned over: these are the four Queens! They are returned and lost in the deck. Despite the fact that the cards are shuffled by the magician and the spectator, the four Queens are found again and again! At the end of the routine, it is shown that it could not be otherwise, since all the cards, with the exception of the Queens, have no face, they are all double backed cards! Guaranteed impact!  

The Extraordinary Card is one of Dominique Duvivier's great classics. He delivers here the latest version of his magnificent trick. The effects are multiple: the cards mimic one another, transform, appear, disappear ... a maelstrom of effects that will leave you stunned and make you think: "But will it never stop ... ". If you have an "Addict" subscription, you can get the trick at a reduced price here: https://mayette.com/fr/2182-carte-extraodinaire-new  

Pure visual and sound magic for this coin routine with a purse. When a coin attracts the others by magnetism, it goes wild!  

In this routine, we go through the different types of Ace Assemblies. The routine is divided in three steps: Classic Ace Leader, Progressive Assemby and Reverse Assembly. In each step, four packets are made; in each packet, there are three indifferent cards and one Ace. 1- Classic Ace Leader: All the Aces travel instantly in one packet (the Ace Leader packet). 2- Progressive Assembly: The first Ace disappears from the first packet, and is found with the Ace in the second packet. Then the two Aces disappear, and end up with the Ace of the third packet. The process is repeated one last time, and the four Aces are found in the Leader packet! 3- Reverse Assembly: In this variation, we start with a Classic Leader Ace, and for the climax, all Aces mysteriously and instantly travel into their original packet! Guaranteed impact!  

A funny effect at the speed of light! The four aces are placed on the table to the left of the magician, and the four kings to his right. The cards are lost in the deck and instantly, they mysteriously reappear, but this time the four Kings are on the left, and the four Aces on the right!  

Before anything else, the magician takes a card that he does not show, and places it face down on the table. This card will always remain in view. It is a card that has nothing to do with a card trick, but it is a card that can "predict the future". A second card is taken out and signed by a spectator; this card, let's say it's the 4 of Hearts, is lost in the deck. A succession of magical effects follows: the magician finds the Aces one by one; then the Aces turn into Kings; then the cards travel, transpose themselves; the deck that has been copiously shuffled during the trick is now arranged in four of a kind in descending order: first the four Aces, followed by the four Kings, then Queens... to finish with the four Deuces. But there are only three fours? Yes, the 4 of Hearts is missing, which is the card signed by the spectator... but where is it? Surprise, when the magician turns the card that "predicts the future", the one that has been placed face down since the beginning of the trick, and that has never been touched... it is the signed card!  

You are the magician of the evening, your spectators are sitting very tightly around the table and surround you... HARD FOR THE ANGLES OF VIEW! This coin routine is nice for this situation. You will produce several coins one at a time with a white, almost transparent silk. It's a great way to introduce yourself. As a bonus, Jean-Pierre explains how you can make the coins you have produced disappear with this same silk.