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Expert Coin Magic Made Easy Library, Volumes 1-3 (VHS)

by Roth, David

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Category: Close Up
Media Type: Video Tape (VHS)
Publisher: A-1 Multimedia

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David Roth's Expert Coin Magic Made Easy. Volumes 1, 2 & 3.

All three volumes.

Date Added: Aug 6th, 2006
MLA SKU: U4yGcJ52g5FdJdi

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Official Review
February 7th, 2004 4:15pm
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Reviewed by David Parr
Before we begin, let's get this out of the way: The premise that any video can make the process of becoming an expert magician "easy," a premise stated in the title of this DVD and on the videos themselves, is patently absurd. David Roth has attained total mastery of this material through decades of hard work and practice, and that's the only way such expertise can be achieved. Full stop.

The Expert Coin Magic series was originally released on videotape by A-1 in the mid-1990s. I reviewed several subsequent volumes in the series when I wrote for Genii magazine. The re-release of David Roth's A-1 videos on DVD is good news for all aspiring coin magicians, because Mr. Roth is truly an expert in his field -- he has earned that designation -- and he is a very capable teacher of sleight-of-hand.

The first volume begins at the beginning, with various means of palming and concealing coins: Classic Palm, Finger Palm, Thumb Palm. Mr. Roth patiently explains not only... [Read More]
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