Coins Across Tutorial

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[@MadSkillz__]

Hey Rick You Are Doing Great Plzz Keep Em Coming Can U Plzz Do Few Videos On Various Click Passes

[@markditullio4575]

WOW! WOW! WOW! This is brilliant! Great tutorial! Thanks so much! Can’t wait to try this!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@jamessievert9813]

Thank you, Rick, for another beauty!

[@RickHolcombe]

Thanks James!

[@randallharter]

Excellent tutorial Rick. This gives me something else to work on besides Colorblind, Over/Under and 3 Strange Things.

[@RickHolcombe]

Have fun!

[@magicjoeblack5761]

Beautiful and inspiring. Thanks for sharing your uncanny gift. Respect.

[@RickHolcombe]

Thanks Joe!

[@DaleBaker-nz9fh]

You are an incredible teacher. You do marvellous things with magic Rick.

[@RickHolcombe]

That means a lot. Thanks!

[@bibiboi07]

Wow this is so creative and so original. Always loved your work sir. 👏🏻

[@VicDiniMagic]

Great tutorial! And love the idea of the ring aspect for the reason they cross. As soon as I saw you start out with it, I thought great idea!

[@NickvonZ]

That's poetry in motion!

[@RobertBallMagician]

Awesome routine. You tutorial is fantastic 🙂👍😊👏👏👏👍👍

[@nevblenk]

Very nice Rick 👍

[@SeanDevine]

This is just fantastic!! I mean, the trick itself is amazing, but the history, and the thinking behind it is fabulous. Well done, Rick!

[@RickHolcombe]

Thanks man!

[@FukoHasStarfish]

Criminally low views for how informative and step by step the tutorial is. I know very little about magic, and while it would take me a lot of practice to be able to reproduce this well, you give every single tool needed to do so if someone wanted. Really amazing stuff man thank you.

[@magico-fe3mf]

Congratulation You are as good magician as good teacher

[@magicasmedicine]

Great video Rick, I love all the thought that went into the routine. I always enjoy watching coin magic that deceives the ears as much as the eyes!

[@RickHolcombe]

Thanks Alex!

[@33lund]

Absolutely love your coin work 🥳

[@lilybeygeldrut4375]

Gracias Maestro.

[@saiduzzaman5217]

great tutorial, u r an incredible teacher.

[@Chrishf3721]

Very nice! Really like all the thought you’ve put into the routine as far as economy of motion for each movement.

[@patrickperkins5256]

Congratulations on your publishing

[@brianburke3665]

Rick, I Love this one! I've been watching your tutorials and I always just use the French drop casually to friends and at work. You have peeked my interest to go deeper and practice these other retention and moves. I hope ore people find out about you and wish you great success. Also on the business side think of more merchandise! Expand your thoughts on income stream. IF YOU MAKE IT... THEY WILL BUY IT! LOL. Good luck!

[@zachariasstarlid5365]

Well Done! 😍

[@ernestogiannetta1521]

Absolutly fantastic

[@ams.tactical]

Good job done

[@user-su4cx5vk3k]

GREAT VIDEO

[@magicYitz]

Thank you so much

[@MeditativeMagic1252]

So good!

[@ArmariosVirian]

Un truco verdaderamente maravilloso, a tener en cuenta por el aspecto del anillo donde se muestra la mano sin moneda. ❤

[@RickHolcombe]

Gracias!

[@TheSmikey12000]

Thank you !!!!!!

[@RoosReviews]

Well that’s just bloody tasty! 😵

[@AstonishInc]

Solid as usual. Thanks for sharing. "Sly" wink.

[@keithspringston9283]

Very nice performance!

[@RickHolcombe]

Thanks!

[@phil.c.]

This is inspired. 👍

[@aaronwallis5545]

I would have paid money for this as a download.

[@RickHolcombe]

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[@jelmago395]

Love the routine. You mentioned one move as the "Marlo friction pass", I knew the move as the Benzias friction pass?

[@RickHolcombe]

Yes. It was miscredited, and I make a point to try and correct that for people. Michael Rubinstein made that discovery.

[@wolfwizard406]

Rick, d9 you prefer working with dollar size coins, or .50 coins..?

[@RickHolcombe]

Half Dollars mostly in real life. The Dollars are more clear on video and for teaching.

[@MartinLeurs]

May I ask why the coins from the purse are first put into the right hand? It would also be possible to take them directly into the left hand. By pulling off the ring, the illusion of an empty hand is created and it would not need this hand-washing gesture to transfer the coin. Especially since the palm of the left hand is not shown openly before the gesture anyway. I'm just learning this really nice routine and wonder if this step is helpful or if the spectator doesn't wonder why the hands are doing this washing gesture. Even if nothing can be seen, it might lead to the assumption that something is hidden in the hands. An assumption that might not arise at all without this gesture.

[@RickHolcombe]

Mainly, it is because I am right-handed, and it feels better to take the coins out with my right hand. Spectators don't analyze things to that depth. They see things as they are presented, and if the movements are natural enough and generally well motivated, then they aren't questioned.

[@JoseRuizMagic]

I love your coin magic. But with clammy hands and just never really doing coin magic other than easy gimmicked coins I don't do coin tricks. @RickHolcombe do you have a routine I can purchase from you that is a simple one coin routine? Thank you for all that you teach on this channel.

[@RickHolcombe]

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