Thank you my friend! Feel free to share.

It truly is. This is actually genius.

This is wildly smooth. It’s like a flowing flourish added to The Crossbow Vanish imo

It's so easy too! Have fun

I was wondering about that too. In the Intro, the final move of the trick he vanishes the coin then he shows both hands empty! I wish he would explain how he did that.

That leads down the road of hardship and tears.

Thanks dude

Me too!

Absolutely. Much more casual than "placing a coin in the other hand".

Dude, thanks for the kind words!

@justindeschain2532. That's a great idea. Yes. Because the coin never really rolls and is under the control of the retention hand, you could use a card or coffee mug just as the closing fingers like a screen. Great thinking. If you just pretend to place it causally under the card or phone as your pattering you got the one ahead method right off the bat. Excellent thanks

Thanks Brian!

@@RickHolcombe Of course Rick, so glad to get back to your videos! Can't wait for the the next ones

Glad I could help!

@RickHolcombe hey Rick.... question please... what is the best way to incorporate this move as I am counting several coins from one hand to another so as to make it all appear to be seamless?

If you want to hold one of them back, I would do the move on the last coin counted. Then, get the sou d element from the coins already in the other hand.

@@RickHolcombe thank you. I will give that a try and will let you know once I give it a few tries

@RickHolcombe so what I am working on doing is... I have 3 Morgan Silver Dollars. I am holding them in my Right Hand and am Rolling each One over my Index Finger, onto my left palm, with the left fingers slightly curled up. After I flip the 1st Coin over, I then flip the 2nd Coin over and as it is being flipped, I catch it with my middle finger, so as to retain it. Then as I flip the last Coin onto my hand, I then pull the retained Coin back into my hand so as to Palm it. Is that what I understood you to suggest please?

Make it so

Thanks George! And it's pretty easy to do!

Thanks!

Glad to have you here!

Thanks!

Gracias!

Glad to have you here

Thank you sir!

Thanks for stopping by, my friend. I'll be posting on a regular schedule now. Really useable, easy to do coin magic. Theres also my older videos to browse through.

Thanks James!

Thank you my friend

Thanks for the kind words! Schnieder predated Mickey Silver by a loooong time. Mickey Silver vanish looks very similar to a Ken Krenzel idea published in Apocalypse volume 1, but I don't know if that's where he was inspired from.

Judging by the pic on his 1975 "Schneider On Coins", he looked to be in his mid-late 20's. Add 48 years and that would put him to be in his mid 70's or so. Mickey (Michael Sweeney), although in the carpet cleaning business for many years is also in his early-mid 70's, although he lies about his age. Not sure if Mickey was doing magic while in the carpet business, but probably. The question is who he borrowed from. Perhaps Krenzel. One thing I find interesting about Mickey's retention is how he conditions the audience to accept how he holds his dirty hand after the vanish. It's really a shame that he refuses to do a tutorial. You must feel incredibly proud to have originated the rolling retention. It's so awesome. @@RickHolcombe

Never mind, I know where the coin went at the beginning. Verrry smooth on your part. I'd need to use stickum. :D

Thanks Robert!

Thank you!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks man

Thanks 🔥

Hope you have fun with it!

Thanks Danny!

Thanks, Ken. That means a lot. Since I first posted on You Tube, I have always wanted to put the best coin magic out there without any fake UKposts personality, or over-produced videos; just straight instruction/discussions and reviews. It's nice to hear when that resonates with people. I would recommend starting here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cWaqpIaqbJiZo6M.htmlsi=JjOJb6cC8te-WZRc Then watch from that point on. Those videos are pretty old now, but the info is forever relevant.