CoinOne by Homer Liwag $58 only

Four coins, two hands, and a bit of finesse.
In his first and highly anticipated DVD contribution to magic, magician and creator Homer Liwag (Creative Team / David Copperfield) presents his extremely visual coins across routine - CoinOne.

Unlike any magic DVD you have seen, CoinOne was designed to be an immersive learning experience for everyone from the average coin worker to the seasoned professional - shot in a strong visual style with animated text, graphics, and slow motion sequences from multiple angles.

CoinOne by Homer Liwag
Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What makes CoinONE different from other coins across routines?
A. CoinONE presents the classic coins across effect but without laborious coin counting and excess handling. During most of the routine, the coins remain in full view on the open palms. The coins travel without any cover, like Chris Kenner's famous 3-Fly.

Q. What makes the CoinONE DVD different from other magic videos?
A. This DVD places importance on learning the routine. The routine is clearly detailed with illustrations, text animation, and slow motion sequences from multiple angles. Unique illustrations are drawn by artist Aimee Reich. James Grote performs a stimulating original soundtrack.

Q. The routine looks difficult. Is it hard to do?
A. CoinONE requires basic knowledge of coin sleights. The techniques used are not very difficult and an average coin worker will have no problem learning the routine.

Q. Do I need a gimmick to perform CoinONE?
A. The basic routine does require a gimmick that most coin magicians already own. Jamie Schoolcraft (www.coingaffs.com) is a leading manufacturer of some of the best coins in the industry. His attention to detail and consistency is unparalleled. Contact Jamie for the coins best suited to your hands.
The DVD also includes Chris Kenner's amazing coins across called The Deep, which require nothing more than 4 coins.

Q. Is CoinONE angle proof?
A. CoinONE can be performed in many situations. The best scenario is a group of spectators standing close to the performer.

Q. Does it matter if I use dollar sized coins or half dollars?
A. CoinONE is slightly more visual with dollar sized coins. Half dollars make the routine more angle proof.

Q. Is CoinONE angle proof?
A. CoinONE can be performed in many situations. The best scenario is a group of spectators standing close to the performer.

Q. Has CoinONE been published before?
A. CoinONE was originally published in 1992 as Four Coins and a Filipino in Chris Kenner's Magic Man Examiner. Over the last 15 years it has been difficult if not impossible to obtain a copy of the magazine.

The DVD makes the routine much easier to learn, including additional touches and subtleties never released before. As a bonus on the DVD, the original text and illustrations are also included as a PDF to download and print.