preface \n \n j. b. bobo 1952 J. B. BoboPreface
vii j. b. bobo \n \n john braun 1952 John BraunJ. B. Bobo
xi acknowledgements \n \n j. b. bobo 1952 J. B. BoboAcknowledgements
xiv prologue - of coins and conjuring \n history of coin magic \n unknown 1952 UnknownPrologue - Of Coins and ConjuringHistory of Coin Magic
xv the classic palm \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Classic Palm
1 the edge palm \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Edge Palm
2 the thumb palm \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Thumb Palm
3 the downs palm \n \n t. nelson downs 1952 T. Nelson DownsThe Downs Palm
3 the finger palm \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Finger Palm
4 the front finger hold \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Front Finger Hold
5 the back palm \n from back to front \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Back Palmfrom back to front
5 the back finger clip \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Back finger Clip
7 the back thumb palm \n three methods to transfer the coin into the palm (downs, bobo, bobo) \n j. b. bobo \n t. nelson downs 1952 J. B. Bobo, T. Nelson DownsThe Back Thumb Palmthree methods to transfer the coin into the palm (Downs, Bobo, Bobo)
8 the bobo switch \n \n j. b. bobo \n the "bobo" switch \n curtis kam 1952 J. B. BoboThe Bobo Switch
Related to10 utility switch \n \n unknown \n utility move \n unknown 1952 UnknownUtility Switch
Also published here11 one-hand switch \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownOne-Hand Switch
12 shaw-judah coin switch \n with a glass \n allan shaw \n stewart judah 1952 Allan Shaw, Stewart JudahShaw-Judah Coin Switchwith a glass
13 the click pass \n two methods retaining one coin and both (woodin, unknown) \n chester woodin \n the tucker clink pass \n stephen tucker 1952 Chester WoodinThe Click Passtwo methods retaining one coin and both (Woodin, unknown)
Also published here14 the click pass \n \n paul morris 1952 Paul MorrisThe Click Pass
15 the coin flip \n flipping a coin while palming an other \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Coin Flipflipping a coin while palming an other

16 change-over pass \n from thumb or edge palm to a two finger clip \n unknown 1952 UnknownChange-Over Passfrom thumb or edge palm to a two finger clip
17 the bottom steal \n bottom coin of a pile is stolen in classic palm of other hand \n paul morris \n the t.p. bottom steal \n geoffrey latta 1952 Paul MorrisThe Bottom Stealbottom coin of a pile is stolen in classic palm of other hand
Variations18 producing a coin from a spectator's clothing \n vanished coin is reproduced under spectator's tie \n unknown 1952 UnknownProducing a Coin from a Spectator's Clothingvanished coin is reproduced under spectator's tie
19 take advantage of a fumble \n three methods for vanishing a coin while picking it up from the floor (throw into the other hand, cuffing, under the shoe) \n unknown \n pick up \n jack miller 1952 UnknownTake Advantage of a Fumblethree methods for vanishing a coin while picking it up from the floor (throw into the other hand, cuffing, under the shoe)
Related to20 standard vanish \n classis palm \n unknown \n the butterfly flick \n geoffrey latta \n classic vanish \n al schneider 1952 UnknownStandard Vanishclassis palm
Related to22 simple vanish \n classic pass, like closing a book \n unknown 1952 UnknownSimple Vanishclassic pass, like closing a book
23 over the top \n hands are crossed, coin is thrown from the lower hand onto the palm of the upper hand \n unknown 1952 UnknownOver the Tophands are crossed, coin is thrown from the lower hand onto the palm of the upper hand
23 the tunnel vanish \n coin is pushed into the fist of the other hand \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Tunnel Vanishcoin is pushed into the fist of the other hand
24 thumb palm vanish \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThumb Palm Vanish
25 the drop vanish \n coin is dropped from the right hand into the left hand, also as a switch and as a pass \n milton kort \n tankai vanish \n albert goshman \n tenkai ishida 1952 Milton KortThe Drop Vanishcoin is dropped from the right hand into the left hand, also as a switch and as a pass
Related to25 the bobo coin vanish \n \n j. b. bobo 1952 J. B. BoboThe Bobo Coin Vanish
27 the slide vanish \n coin slides from left palm on the the right hand \n john mulholland 1952 John MulhollandThe Slide Vanishcoin slides from left palm on the the right hand
28 the illusive coin pass \n retention of vision basic \n t.j. crawford 1952 T.J. CrawfordThe Illusive Coin Passretention of vision basic
29 a coin vanish \n reprint from greater magic \n dai vernon \n a coin vanish \n dai vernon 1952 Dai VernonA Coin Vanishreprint from Greater Magic
Related to30 the pinch vanish \n for small coins \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe Pinch Vanishfor small coins
32 gone \n steal to other hand, with reference to produce a coin from spectator's ear \n bill simon \n gone steal handling \n bill simon \n benjamin earl 1952 Bill SimonGonesteal to other hand, with reference to produce a coin from spectator's ear
Variations32 the new era coin go \n show both sides of both hands, wrist \n jimmy buffaloe \n the wonderful coin vanish \n david williamson \n smart coin trick \n franklin m. chapman 1952 Jimmy BuffaloeThe New Era Coin Goshow both sides of both hands, wrist
Related to34 the flyaway coin \n coin vanishes when tossed up \n frank garcia 1952 Frank GarciaThe Flyaway Coincoin vanishes when tossed up
35 behind the back \n coin vanishes when tossed up \n unknown 1952 UnknownBehind the Backcoin vanishes when tossed up
36 the french drop (le tourniquet vanish) \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownThe French Drop (Le Tourniquet Vanish)
37 the reverse french drop \n \n dr. e. m. roberts 1952 Dr. E. M. RobertsThe Reverse French Drop
38 the elusive silver dollar \n \n al saal 1952 Al SaalThe Elusive Silver Dollar
39 the wrist watch vanish \n \n royal h. brin, jr. 1952 Royal H. Brin, Jr.The Wrist Watch Vanish
40 the pulse trick \n coin vanishes and appears \n glenn harrison 1952 Glenn HarrisonThe Pulse Trickcoin vanishes and appears
41 the cranium vanish \n coin is placed on the head \n wallace lee 1952 Wallace LeeThe Cranium Vanishcoin is placed on the head
42 vanish with the aid of a handkerchief \n \n unknown 1952 UnknownVanish with the Aid of a Handkerchief
43 the "heads and tails" vanish \n as a stack, while closing the hand \n h. adrian smith 1952 H. Adrian SmithThe "Heads and Tails" Vanishas a stack, while closing the hand
44 vanish for several coins \n two methods \n unknown 1952 UnknownVanish for Several Coinstwo methods
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