Dai Vernon once dubbed David Roth the "greatest coin manipulator in the entire world." That’s some serious praise! On these specially extended DVDs, David reveals the tricks that have garnered him accolades from the Professor himself and magicians around the globe. Get ready for some jaw-dropping visual coin magic taught by a true master. (Seriously, if you’re not learning from Roth, are you even doing magic?)
Volume Two - Magic with Coins & Silks/Magic with the Okito Coin Box In this volume, David Roth showcases and breaks down a slew of routines that deftly combine coins and silks. Think penetrations, transpositions, and changes—if it sparkles, it’s here, and it’s all elegant and surprisingly easy to pull off. Plus, delve into the wonders of the Okito Coin Box with one of its leading experts. Get the lowdown on various boxes, their backstory, and most importantly, some utterly amazing magic!
A Coin & Silk Routine - A beautifully crafted routine where a coin magically pops out from a handkerchief, then passes straight through it. (How’s that for a party trick?)
Breast Pocket Coin Vanish - A cheeky vanish that’s not only a standalone gem but also an excellent addition to your existing repertoire. (You can thank us later.)
Coin Through Ring 1 and 2 - A coin gets twisted into the middle of a handkerchief, and a borrowed ring is threaded on, only to be magically removed. Two versions are included: one suitable for even the grandest of venues!
Tactile Coin Through Silk - A spectator literally pushes a coin straight through an ordinary handkerchief. A clever method makes this an incredibly clean and impactful piece of magic.
Novel Coin Vanish - A coin, neatly folded into a handkerchief, instantly disappears when the handkerchief is opened. Two methods are taught—because one is just not enough!
Buckley Bag Appearance - A coin makes a spectacular entrance inside a handkerchief that was openly displayed. (Surprise!)
Rip-O - A coin is twisted into a handkerchief and dramatically cut out with a knife, yet the handkerchief emerges completely unscathed. (No one saw that coming!)
Tenkai's Magical Filtration - A stunning effect from one of magic's greats, where a coin disappears and then audibly reappears in a spectator's held handkerchief.
Copper/Silver Extraction - Two coins—one copper, one silver—twist into a handkerchief. The copper coin is magically extracted and replaced, followed by the silver coin, and everything is left for examination. Roth’s twist on a classic!
The Original Vanishing Coin - You’ve heard of the oldest trick in the book? Well, this is it! Learn a timeless method to vanish a coin right under a spectator's nose!
Coins Through Silk - David Roth’s take on a classic made famous by Michael Ammar. Coins pass mysteriously through a sheer scarf—watch closely!
E. Brian MacCarthy Coin Vanish - A brilliantly crafted vanish of even a large coin from a handkerchief. Two different handlings to keep things fresh.
Magic with the Okito Coin Box
History of the Okito Coin Box, The Standard Turnover, David Roth's Variation, Louis Tannen Turnover, Two-Handed Turnover, Roth's Method, Table Turnover, One-Handed Turnover, Frank Thompson Turnover, Steal #1, Final Turnover, Standard Method, Method #2, Empty Box Turnover, Steal with More Coins, Roth's Final Turnover, The Roth Moves, Click Pass Move, Click Pass #2, Click Pass #3, Stealing a Copper Coin, Bold Steal, Variation of Bold Steal, Edge Grip Steal, Rim Steal, 4-Coin Steal, Slanted Variation, Scoop Stack Rim Steal Switch, Scoop Stack Variation, More Roth Moves, Friction Steal, Lid Load, Picking Up Lid, Coin Underneath, Sleight-of-Hand Steal, Classic Palm, Finger Palm, Edge Palm Steal, The Boston Box, Rim Steal with Boston Box, Producing Coins with, Boston Box, Shuttle Pass Box Switches, David Roth Box Switch, Spellbound Box Switch, Bobo Box Switch, The Slot Box
Out With Four - Watch as four coins magically appear from a brass box, one at a time. (It’s like magic—but real!)
Out With Five - Four coins vanish and reappear in the box as if by magic. (Spoiler: it is magic!)
Okito Copper Silver - The classic transposition where silver and copper coins swap places, even when tucked into a metal box. (Mind blown!)
Okito Triple Change - Coins change places before morphing into entirely different coins! (Because why not?)
Okito Box Through Hand - Four coins sit in a brass box balanced on the performer’s hand. They penetrate through both the box and the hand, repeated for extra drama. Finally, the box visibly penetrates! (Seriously, where's the logic in that?)
German Box & Cups - Combine coin boxes and paper cups for a visually stunning vanish and reappearance of four half-dollars. (Just try not to look too smug after this one.)
