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I had a coin routine performed on me. Yes, on me. I was a spectator for David Stone a few months ago. I knew his routines as I had watched both of his videos numerous times. As I was the spec, and I had knowledge of his routines, I felt I could get a good view of the inner workings of David's sleigh...

Brian, I specifically didn't say "Who's the best" because that is greatly an opinion. Please read my initial few posts again, and you'll see it wasn't meant to say who is better than who, but rather a guide to a novice on who to be studying, other than the well known guys.

Yes Richard, I agree, David Roth is the master of all coin magic. I was careful in constructing the question because it wasn't meant to be a debate about who the best ever is/was. The question is more guidance for me on who I need to be looking out for when lectures come up, or books/videos come out...

I have Richard's books (CoinMagic and Roth's book) and I know of Sol Stone's work. Does anyone know if he has been captured on video doing any coin work? If so, what would it be on? Perhaps a better question is on all of the people mentioned. I know of Curtis Kam's "Palms of Steel", and mo...

I don't intend for this to be a "so and so it better than so and so" thread, so let me frame the question with a little background. I enjoy coin magic, and I am new to it, relative to most of you guys. I buy a lot of stuff, videos, books, lecture notes, and attend lectures when I can. My q...

It's all personal preference, isn't it? I personally would buy ebooks for reference, but I would not buy a new book as an ebook nor would I subscribe to Genii any longer if it was not a paper, in my mailbox, magazine. You see, ink cartridges are expensive. 35 bucks in many cases, and I have no inten...