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Welcome to the ultimate resource for coin conjurers who think they’ve seen it all! The Encyclopedia of Coin Sleights by Michael Rubinstein Vol 1 is your backstage pass to a treasure trove of sleight-of-hand wizardry that’ll make you say, “Why didn’t I think of that?”
Concealments: Forget the basics; we’re diving into the good stuff! Master the Classic Palm (because who doesn’t love a classic?), Finger Palm variations (Low, High, and everything in between), Thumb Palm, Angle Palm, and even the elusive Back Fingerclip Palm. Let’s not forget the Front Fingerclip Palm, Fingertip Rest, Edge Grip, the ever-so-sneaky Goshman Pinch, and of course, Downs Palm. If you can’t hide it with these, maybe it’s time to consider a different hobby!
Steals: We’re not just talking pickpocketing here. Learn the legendary Vernon Steal, and then jazz it up with Rubinstein’s variations. Don’t miss the Al Schneider Steal and its Rubinstein remix, plus the art of stealing one coin from a group (thanks, Al Baker). Dive into Retention of One Coin from a Group, both Rubinstein-style and with a twist. Tenkai Pinch Steal? Check. The Quick Steal (Rubinstein)? Double-check. You’ll be lifting coins like a seasoned pro in no time.
Shuttle Pass: Get ready to shuttle like you’ve never shuttled before! We’ve got the Roth Shuttle Pass, Michael Ammar’s version, and the French Drop Shuttle Pass (courtesy of G. Latta). Variations galore include the R.F.D. Shuttle Pass and Rubinstein’s take on the V Retention Shuttle Pass. Want more? There’s even a Fingertip Shuttle Pass that’ll leave your audience scratching their heads.
Changeover Palms: Because why not change it up? Get the lowdown on Chanin Changeover Palm (thanks, Jack Chanin), the classic Vernon Changeover Palm, and the Shuttle Changeover Palm. Oh, and the Spellbound Changeover Palm? You know you want it.
Vanishes: Ready for some vanishing acts that will leave them wondering if you’ve got a magic wand or just a serious knack for misdirection? Explore the French Drop Dingle Method, Buckley Method, and Rubinstein Method. The Spider Vanish (Ed Marlo) and its Rubinstein spin are here, along with the Classic Vanish (shout out to Al Schneider) and The Twist Vanish (Rubinstein). Trust us, they won’t see it coming.
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