Hey Monty, "hands like a Wizard nice flow! Great tutorial, "I came to learn something new for fun, you didn't disappoint, lotsa goodies and ideas to practice on. "Thanks "New fan, student and subscriber! 👍👍
Not many have the privilege or chance to get such detailed master techniques. These Thumb palms are one of the paths of rights to mastering coin magic! This is the stuff you learn if you are serious about getting real good at coin magic.
The most common is half dollars which work great for close-up performances. There are also a lot more choices in gimmicked coins in this size. I do mainly stage and parlor shows so I use only dollar coins an challenge coins. This is because they are much larger and easier for the audience to see. I do not use gimmicked coins. Actual palming coins are much thinner. I only recommend these if you are doing a lot of coin productions like a miser's dream routine.
When I was in Hawaii, I never did. After I moved to Wisconsin, my hands got very dry. Now I use O'Keeffe's Working Hands Cream before every performance.
I don't think the size matters. I normally use dollar coins but I can also do it with a penny or dime. It does take a lot of practice so that's probably what you need. If you want to send me a video of what you are doing, I will look at it.
Thank you, Monty! Very much appreciated! ~
Thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if you start using any of it.
Thank you so much for sharing this art with willing students. I started coin magic at age 39 as a hobby, and I love your style of explaining.
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Hey Monty, "hands like a Wizard nice flow! Great tutorial, "I came to learn something new for fun, you didn't disappoint, lotsa goodies and ideas to practice on. "Thanks "New fan, student and subscriber! 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Not many have the privilege or chance to get such detailed master techniques.
These Thumb palms are one of the paths of rights to mastering coin magic!
This is the stuff you learn if you are serious about getting real good at coin magic.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed.
Incredible skill and outstanding tutorial! Thank you for elevating the craft .
Thank you for the nice cimment.
Bro. Is that a magic table made with a walker? That is OG. I wish I could be that cool at that age
Yes it is. Don't need it yet but it is ready when I do.
Great tutorial …. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Try part two.
Great stuff, as always. Thanks for sharing
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What should a person look for when purchasing palming coins?
The most common is half dollars which work great for close-up performances. There are also a lot more choices in gimmicked coins in this size.
I do mainly stage and parlor shows so I use only dollar coins an challenge coins. This is because they are much larger and easier for the audience to see. I do not use gimmicked coins.
Actual palming coins are much thinner. I only recommend these if you are doing a lot of coin productions like a miser's dream routine.
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Thank you. If you liked that, check out my classes in magic. montysmagic.com/Classes/
Do you put any kind of lotion on your hands that allows better coin handling?
When I was in Hawaii, I never did. After I moved to Wisconsin, my hands got very dry. Now I use O'Keeffe's Working Hands Cream before every performance.
@@montysmagic I'll try it.
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What coin works best? Half dollar?
Any coin works fine for this routine. I use dollar size or larger because it is more visible to a larger audiences.
Thanks. I'm struggling to get the coin tucked in deep and was wondering if my coin was too small. More practice is the solution I think!
I don't think the size matters. I normally use dollar coins but I can also do it with a penny or dime. It does take a lot of practice so that's probably what you need.
If you want to send me a video of what you are doing, I will look at it.
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