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A classic move by Jay Sankey. I'm just to tired of practicing muscle pass so decided to post since haven seen any coin vids recently.

Its quite lousily done. my last move should have let you all guess how I done it. Comments welcome.

The vanish is good but the production is pretty obvious. Why not you try to produce the coin on the palm instead of at the back of the palm? Maybe a L'Masque Load?

Yar like I say, the last part shows it off..... L'Masque Load is the forward hand move?<-- Dun really know the terms.

The biggest problem is not how i produce the coin. The biggest problem is loading it off..... Those of you figure how i did should know what im talking about.

:)

This move isnt by Jay Sankey if i am not wrong. Its the Messiah Vanish isnt it?

But if you had watched Jay Sankey's teachings on this one, you would realsie he does have a good way of producing the coin. It should be looked into.

I think the correct term is L'homme Masque. It DOES sound like "L'Masque" if you say it fast... but sometimes people will think you're talking about the french version of an old Jim Carrey movie :D

I thought the whole video was a bit "movey", in the sense that your hands were waving around like you desperately needed a taxi to come pick you up. It would be better to just cleanly show your hands front and back at most ONCE, instead of attempting the 2005 version of the Ketchup Dance. And as for the final load... :(

I guess the reason why not so many people post coin videos is because it's usually not something many are good enough to do... but I do salute you for your attempt. Hope to see some better stuff next time ;)

-Kev

Yup its a pretty good video. Here's something you should improve on. When you made the coin vanish, you did it too fast. Yeah your right hand moved towards your left hand too fast. Also, you were waving your hands too much when you showed that your hands were empty. You gotta do it gracefully, like a ballet dancer or something. Right, but that video was pretty sweet.

If you look at David Stone's video, he has a similar move to this. Very nice. I don't really fancy this type of move because they are too angly.

Kevin's right, that's the actual name. You can find this move in David Roth's Expert Coin Magic made easy vol 1.

A coin vanish is better when set in the context of a routine. And, you're moving way too fast. It should be a slow and gentle pace. Otherwise it looks too jerky.

But good attempt nonetheless.

Hmm... thanks all for the comments. Will go and brush up. :lol: