Stack of Quarters and Copper/Silver Coin (World’s Greatest Magic)

Mastering Techniques for Stack of Quarters and Copper/Silver Coin

Explore creative routines featuring two vital gimmicks in the world of coin magic.

This extensive DVD collection is essential for any magic aficionado! It presents a diverse selection of classic effects and routines, enriched with expert commentary from leading figures in the magic scene. From linking rings and sponge balls to metal bending and color-changing knives, this compilation is a valuable resource for every magician.

The Cap and Pence and Copper/Silver coins have been staples in magic literature since their early days, referenced in classic works such as The Discoverie of Witchcraft and Hocus Pocus Jr.. Their long-standing role in a magician’s arsenal underscores the incredible effects achievable with these props.

This volume features three contemporary masters demonstrating impactful uses of the Stack of Quarters and Copper/Silver gimmicks. David Roth reinvents the traditional Cap and Pence routine, integrating a rolled dollar bill for a breathtaking effect using borrowed quarters. Johnny Thompson draws inspiration from Nate Leipzig to amplify its overall effect. Roth also teaches the classic Copper/Silver transposition, while both he and Thompson present their interpretations of Presto Chango, where coins magically shift from copper to silver at the magician’s command. Michael Close wraps up the collection with his distinctive take on the Copper/Silver Transposition, utilizing subtle techniques that will leave your audience believing the coins are truly passing through their hands.

If you haven’t explored the Stack of Quarters or Copper/Silver coin, you’re overlooking a fundamental element of magic. With insights from these three remarkable performers, you can master these extraordinary coin magic techniques.

Featuring:

• David Roth – Stack of Quarters
• Johnny Thompson – Cap and Pence
• David Roth – Copper/Silver
• David Roth – Presto Chango
• Michael Close – Chicken Teriyaki