to change a florin into a penny, back again, and then to pass the same invisibly into the pocket of the owner\nfirst transformation in hand of spectator, coin marked\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
To change a Florin into a Penny, back again, and then to pass the same invisibly into the pocket of the owner
first transformation in hand of spectator, coin marked
a little quickie\nspectator holds deck with coin on top, deck ripped out of his hand, coin remains with miniature selection stuck on it\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
A Little Quickie
spectator holds deck with coin on top, deck ripped out of his hand, coin remains with miniature selection stuck on it
answer to hey magish! "show us a trick"\nshort changing in a routine, dime to penny but not revealing it\ntom osborne
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Tom Osborne
Answer To Hey Magish! "Show Us A Trick"
short changing in a routine, dime to penny but not revealing it
daffy dime!\ncoin transforms wrapped in paper (buddha papers), transforms again (adam's penny and dime trick) then travels into silver boxes inside of wool\ntom fitzgerald
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Tom Fitzgerald
Daffy Dime!
coin transforms wrapped in paper (Buddha papers), transforms again (Adam's penny and dime trick) then travels into silver boxes inside of wool
i.o.u\ndime is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a penny. under the npenny is a little circle of paper "iou 9ct"\npaul curry\ndevilish die\nroy walton
1945
my best Paul Curry
I.O.U
dime is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a penny. Under the npenny is a little circle of paper "IOU 9ct"
the inferior coin\ntwo silver one copper, copper vanishes and reappears three times, in the end there are two copper and one silver coin, copper /silver coin\nmilton kort
1952
modern coin magic Milton Kort
The Inferior Coin
two silver one copper, copper vanishes and reappears three times, in the end there are two copper and one silver coin, copper /silver coin
three questions\ntwo half dollars - one has an x on one side - are rubbed together, the marked coin transforms to a quarter with an x on it\ndave coleman
1952
modern coin magic Dave Coleman
Three Questions
two half dollars - one has an X on one side - are rubbed together, the marked coin transforms to a quarter with an X on it
25¢ and 50¢ transposition\nquarter and half dollar change places, in the end both are halves \ndr. carl l. moore
1952
modern coin magic Dr. Carl L. Moore
25¢ and 50¢ Transposition
quarter and half dollar change places, in the end both are halves
kort's fourth\nsympathetic coins, on handkerchief with four cardboard covers, copper transformation kicker\nmilton kort
1966
the new modern coin magic Milton Kort
Kort's Fourth
Sympathetic Coins, on handkerchief with four cardboard covers, copper transformation kicker
ostin-tatious\ncoin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin\nroy johnson\nbob ostin\nbob ostin's "fingertip fantasies"
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Bob Ostin
Ostin-Tatious
coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin
iou\nquarter is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a nickel. under the nickel is a little circle of paper "iou 20ct"\npaul curry
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
IOU
quarter is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a nickel. Under the nickel is a little circle of paper "IOU 20ct"
s=c<sup>2</sup>\nsilver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean\njohn cornelius
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 John Cornelius
S=C2
silver coin placed in hand, two copper coins come out, ends clean
drop cop\n"two with coins"
playing card on glass, coin on top, other glass on top, card pulled out, coin drops in lower glass and changes to copper\njon von gillern\ncoin problems (d)\nkarl fulves
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Jon von Gillern
Drop Cop
"Two with Coins"
playing card on glass, coin on top, other glass on top, card pulled out, coin drops in lower glass and changes to copper
rubdown\nhalf dollar rubbed on table vanishes and appears under other hand, then changes into dime with change under other hand\nross bertram
1978
magic and methods of ross bertram Ross Bertram
Rubdown
half dollar rubbed on table vanishes and appears under other hand, then changes into dime with change under other hand
the coin routine (no. 1)\ncopper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse\njohn f. mendoza
1978
the book of john John F. Mendoza
The Coin Routine (No. 1)
copper and silver coin transpose, both change to copper, then silver, then into four dollars, coins across with those, two more dollars appear and a copper coin, coins through table, drill production from purse
the coin casket\nmarked quarter to brass box, routine for prop in which marked coin changes, then grows, then changes into the box, benzais china change\njohn f. mendoza
1978
the book of john John F. Mendoza
The Coin Casket
marked quarter to brass box, routine for prop in which marked coin changes, then grows, then changes into the box, Benzais China Change
under glass change\ncoin transforms under shot glass\nscott weiser\napocalypse variaions or additions\nmichael j. gerhardt
1979
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Scott Weiser
look, they're copper!\nmatrix, then repeat and they all change to copper instead of assembling, one visually on top of card, edge of mat hold-out\ndan fleshman
1980
john: verse two Dan Fleshman
Look, They're Copper!
matrix, then repeat and they all change to copper instead of assembling, one visually on top of card, edge of mat hold-out
the two hundred-eighty-five cent trick\na few different coins put in left hand, they change into a handful of pennies, locking $2.85 gaff\nmary wolf
1980
john: verse two Mary Wolf
The Two Hundred-Eighty-Five Cent Trick
a few different coins put in left hand, they change into a handful of pennies, locking $2.85 gaff
box change\nbox changes color as well, using rosenthal move from his lecture notes\nsteve beam\nharvey rosenthal
1981
steve beam on coins - volume i Steve Beam, Harvey Rosenthal
Box Change
box changes color as well, using Rosenthal move from his lecture notes
two faced\ncoin changed into two-faced and two tailed coin, then back to normal\ndon morris\ntwo faced\ndon morris
1981
steve beam on coins - volume i Don Morris
Two Faced
coin changed into two-faced and two tailed coin, then back to normal
a multitude of surprises\nsilver coin appears on handkerchief, changes to copper, jumbo coin appears\nmichael skinner
1982
intimate magic Michael Skinner
A Multitude of Surprises
silver coin appears on handkerchief, changes to copper, jumbo coin appears
just in case\nusing cardboard-cellophane coin holders for coin collectors, coin stapled inside changes to copper\nsteve beam
1982
steve beam on coins - volume ii Steve Beam
Just in Case
using cardboard-cellophane coin holders for coin collectors, coin stapled inside changes to copper
the original\nusing cardboard-cellophane coin holders for coin collectors, coin stapled inside changes to copper\nwoody landers
1982
steve beam on coins - volume ii Woody Landers
The Original
using cardboard-cellophane coin holders for coin collectors, coin stapled inside changes to copper
triple change coin flight\ntwo half dollar, one in each hand, both travel to one hand and change to copper, repeated with change to chinese\ndaryl martinez
1982
something for everyone Daryl Martinez
Triple Change Coin Flight
two half dollar, one in each hand, both travel to one hand and change to copper, repeated with change to chinese
bar-top coin change\ncopper penny spun on table, scooped up and changes into large silver coin\nbobby bernard\nsleeving\nbobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
Bar-Top Coin Change
copper penny spun on table, scooped up and changes into large silver coin
back in the box\ncopper coins vanish visually under glass and reappear in okito box, then change to silver, using black art\nmark lefler
1983
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Mark Lefler
Back in the Box
copper coins vanish visually under glass and reappear in okito box, then change to silver, using black art
two faced\ncoin changed into two-faced and two tailed coin, then back to normal, impromptu\ndon morris\ntwo faced\ndon morris
1983
the trapdoor - volume one Don Morris
Two Faced
coin changed into two-faced and two tailed coin, then back to normal, impromptu
the scoop-displacement coin change\ncoin is scooped up with playing card and put in left hand where it changes, back clip\ntom gagnon
1984
the new york magic symposium - collection 3 Tom Gagnon
The Scoop-Displacement Coin Change
coin is scooped up with playing card and put in left hand where it changes, back clip
revolving imp coin exchange\ncoin changes in hand and becomes jumbo coin which changes again in handkerchief\ndanny korem
1985
korem without limits Danny Korem
Revolving Imp Coin Exchange
coin changes in hand and becomes jumbo coin which changes again in handkerchief
it's all an illusion\nsimilar to "presto chango" (bobo) with different switch\nkevin moran\npresto chango\nthomas h. bearden
1986
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Kevin Moran
It's All an Illusion
similar to "Presto Chango" (Bobo) with different switch
chinese color-changing coins\nsixteen gold coins change to silver, then to various colors\npercy abbott\nmarlo's routine for abbott's chinese coins\nedward marlo
1993
tarbell course in magic - volume 8 Percy Abbott
Chinese Color-Changing Coins
sixteen gold coins change to silver, then to various colors
sucker silver\nsilver to copper transformation routine with sucker explanation\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Sucker Silver
silver to copper transformation routine with sucker explanation
marlo's routine for abbott's chinese coins\nsixteen gold coins change to silver, then to various colors\nedward marlo\nchinese color-changing coins\npercy abbott
1994
facsimile Edward Marlo
Marlo's Routine for Abbott's Chinese Coins
sixteen gold coins change to silver, then to various colors
presto gallo\ntwo copper change into two silver coins, then one silver and one copper, eventually four chinese coins are shown\nmike gallo\npresto chango\nthomas h. bearden
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Mike Gallo
Presto Gallo
two copper change into two silver coins, then one silver and one copper, eventually four chinese coins are shown
strong currency\nkind of wild coin effect with several transformations with three different coins\ndavid gripenwaldt\nchangeling coins\nscott robinson
1996
the looking glass David Gripenwaldt
Strong Currency
kind of wild coin effect with several transformations with three different coins
putty buddy\npaddly is formed out of silly putty, coins pressed into it turn over and change\npaul harris
1996
the art of astonishment - book 2 Paul Harris
Putty Buddy
paddly is formed out of silly putty, coins pressed into it turn over and change
iou\nquarter is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a nickel. under the nickel is a little circle of paper "iou 20ct"\npaul curry
2001
paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
IOU
quarter is wrapped with paper and in a flash the paper vanishes, coin transforms to a nickel. Under the nickel is a little circle of paper "IOU 20ct"
change\nmarked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match, inspired by jay sankey's "the odd coin" (up for adoption, 1987)\neric mead
2006
tangled web Eric Mead
Change
marked coin mixed with other coins, marked one found by touch, all other change to match, inspired by Jay Sankey's "The Odd Coin" (Up For Adoption, 1987)
fish bowl coin illusion\nfish drawn on one side of coin, circle drawn on the other side. coin is spun, fish ends up drawn inside the circle.\noliver meech
2009
the plot thickens Oliver Meech
Fish Bowl Coin Illusion
Fish drawn on one side of coin, circle drawn on the other side. Coin is spun, fish ends up drawn inside the circle.