Easiest Coin Vanish Yet From Nate Staniforth!

[@umfpyro]

The trick is good and all, but I just really wanted to know where to buy a domain.

[@ewenyap3018]

yea, i was wondering about that too. :) did they loose the sponsor, or did they forget to put it in

[@aditsu]

I got you fam, go to godaddy.com, and you can google for promo codes :)

[@hannesjakobsson765]

The domain.com ads are the heart of this show

[@gbtheplug1399]

get your domain smack on!

[@KalEl0688]

Ha ha ha "that's cheating!" (Middle fingers) "Good!"

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

I thought he had the coin in classic palm, just done really well. When Brian said that he didn't think he'd be able to do it that well, I thought he wad right. I thought it was a really really good classic palm. Well done.

[@ModernRogueRus]

Sam it looked and was filmed exactly the way classic palm works, indeed! I was really surprized that it wasn't one!

[@assemragab6972]

I legit love that he introduced the tape, any laymen who watch this or learn it will still be fooled by other magicians if they're allowed to check the coin. Thank you Mr. Staniforth

[@FusionDeveloper]

This is genius. I think if you held your hand over the drink, people may think it will end up inside the drink and be even more surprised when it appears under the cup. You could even try to act like you are sneaking it around the person's hand covering the drink, but only putting it through the back of their hand, away from their fingers. Just some ideas. I love it when things like this, inspires lots of ideas.

[@sabit7361]

We are not normal human we are *MODERN ROGUES*

[@claudia31413]

As a magician, I feel almost cheated after all the practice I've put into coin retention! 😂

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

Welly Saikat You can combine them in a single trick to make it more impressive. Prove there is no tape and use classic palm in one part and prove you aren't doing classic palm but instead use tape in another. That way, people will think you couldn't be doing either one and your hard work isn't wasted.

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

Here's the beginnings of how you could do it: Borrow the coin and have it signed (proving there's no tape). Use a retention pass into a hand that already has a second coin taped to the palm so you can switch the coin. Now while people are distracted following the visible coin, pull a sealed envelope out of your pocket, but with a slit cut into it. Slip the coin inside. Then perform the rest of the trick as shown. Tear open the envelope slowly and clearly, tearing off the part with the slit to get rid of it, and show let the person remove the original signed coin themselves.

[@claudia31413]

That sounds like a pretty great routine! Thanks Sam!

[@iamukasa]

Haha all those classic palm training 😂😂

[@brianleupold8333]

scotch and soda just as easy but has a more profound effect and the creative uses are without limit. I do love the energy and enthusiasm these guys have, i can tell they love what they do. Thank you for sharing....from our farm in Amity Or Merry Christmas

[@jshaya7960]

Seriously Brian! That is the most brilliant little trick ever! I practice coin slight of hand so much and can never really do it perfectly. This is a great way to practice so one day you won't need the tape. Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@TheStrahl]

this also works really well with a water bottle.

[@andymcl92]

The Strahl Real magic followed by squirting the water in their face. I like it!

[@Will_E_Wonty]

How do you hide a water bottle in your hand?

[@88Doug]

Thank you so much for this channel!

[@whereeveritgoes]

8:16 damn that looks really clean. I was fooled for a few secs there. also, any clear glass or bottle would work because of refraction.

[@moneymaks24]

Always with the Michelangelo hands stuff hahahahaha

[@thisishandlenumber2048]

When you watch so much Scam School that seeing the trick the first time you know when the slight of hand happens. Not necessarily how they did it (ie with poster tape) but knowing that it somehow happened. Feels good that I'm learning but bad that I've binge watched it this much. XD

[@reverseflash4979]

Zach Pozzi I knew how to do it as a magician, with different ways of palming stuff. But that poster tape is fucking genius. Removes all that sleight of hand I would’ve had to do

[@Fluffisnoterm]

A new trick. Boy did it not disappoint!

[@jumnation8811]

Brushwood you are a legend

[@ericsanders6845]

Damn that’s a sweet ass trick and way to easy lol

[@NateStaniforth]

Glad you like it, Eric. Good luck with it.

[@noahjalbuena-cook6877]

i like this guy

[@adamemac]

Hey Brian.. can you please do some mentalism effects? Preferably without any coins, cards, gimmicks, etc. Just mind reading fun! Haha

[@detectivejonesw]

adam mac he showed a basic book test

[@shaconevergood8678]

Amazing . Thank you Brian

[@randomkat01]

Hey Brian I love your videos there so easy and I've amazed my friends. Thanks and keep doing you dude!

[@MarkBowenPiano]

I think important importantly on this one something that wasn't mentioned but would help the trick massively (Nate did it) is to hold your hand with the 'coin' in it over the glass and then it looks like the coin fell from your hand, through their hand and then under the glass. Don't say anything along those lines but it just helps reinforce the trick I think.

[@britishshock]

1:30. Reminds me of that saying, when a magician says "you want to see a trick" is already happened

[@pop52jo43]

Got your Dune reference at the end :D

[@GeorgeSweet]

That toast was hilarious

[@graine12345]

I love Nate Staniforth, i wish he would still do youtube videos

[@NateStaniforth]

yeah, thanks for your patience on that. writing the book took over my life for a few years. BUT-we spent all summer (2017) filming a new youtube series and we're launching it in January 2018 on my channel. Brushwood is on it, and many others. can't wait to share it with you.

[@graine12345]

Hey Nate ! can't wait to see it !

[@ericsanders6845]

Hey Brian your awesome... couldn’t think of any thing else to say lol

[@gamermode8733]

I love your beard trimed 😍😍

[@john-carlosynostroza]

yeah, I don't really think it's any more effective than many basic vanishes that don't require tape. Sticking it to your pant leg seems like a pretty good risk as well. And, here's a tip for beginners... No matter how you do your vanish, take some time before you ditch the coin. Don't do the move and then right away put your hand under the table or down by your leg or try to ditch it. Sure, sometimes it's the right way to go but you have to feel the vibe. If you are nervous and rush they will feel it.

[@jridge98]

Loved the ending lol

[@PDeRop]

Nicely done.

[@louisng114]

I would put my hand over the drink and ask them to make sure the coin doesn't drop into the drink. That would make the reveal even sweeter.

[@steezymtb5876]

I thought looking at it that "man, Nate really holds that coin naturally with his hand open". Guess it was easier than it looked. 😂

[@CastironWhisky]

love me some Dune references!

[@graff5274]

Very very good!!!

[@mg42sd]

Work smarter, not harder! Great trick!

[@wolfisraging]

Oh god, you are the best

[@LobanRahman]

I wish he wouldn't keep interrupting while the magician was explaining.

[@robertedwards5184]

That's just what I was thinking. 😏

[@robertherzog9294]

I just supported Nate's book! Brian, awesome of you to help Nate out. I've been supporting you and Scam School for a while now and I feel like Nate is a pretty cool guy too so I sent him some support too. You guys are helping the rest of us bring wonder to the people around us and you're also giving us that feeling of wonder while doing so.

[@jessesciortino1390]

That was amazing

[@nerd_world8919]

this one blew my mind and i kept thinking "But how did he get the taped coin under the cup?"... then I realized he used two coins

[@andrewcharles459]

I have so little faith in the a-holes that I drink with that I know they'd disregard any instruction. If I say hold my glass, they're picking it up and putting it on another table. Great trick that I'll never be able to use.

[@johnkelley3980]

Perfect!

[@-Tidgy]

I've been doing retention for ages it's easy and effective but I've never thought about sticky tape haha

[@arnavjain7564]

It's a pretty easy trick to see through, as soon as he does the fake pass to the other hand I knew it wasn't there at all

[@eval_is_evil]

Ok....at first i thought he is terrible at palming coins thought his palm was flexing like crazy. But then what the fuck ...well done well done

[@jakaan2014]

Tomi same

[@Zaman730]

Is it me or does this guy remind you of Seth McFarlane

[@linkinpaak]

A less pompous version, but definitely

[@NateStaniforth]

Haha. Thank you?

[@JaSon-ex3zu]

Crazy...I was thinking that the whole time I watched this lol

[@tin4452]

My eyes were drawn to your red jeep

[@KalEl0688]

This is a fantastic trick!

[@NateStaniforth]

Thank you. Good luck with it!

[@lonestar275]

I have been watching so long that I noticed exactly when the coin "disappeared"

[@denverintranslation]

Might even be more convincing to do a 3 coin trick: 1st coin is taped to your hand 2nd coin is free in your hand 3rd coin is under the glass Use the sound of the 2 coins to your advantage as you have them both in your hand clinking together, then they clink together again when you do the transfer, only one falls into the other hand. Say the magic words, ditch the taped coin, free coin stays in your second hand while the other "vanishes" and appears under the glass.

[@breakfast2093]

7:08. It might actually be better with a clear drink because the liquid would refract the light, making it invisible until you lift up the glass.

[@dwyerd4532]

It's funny, I was looking at his right hand during the first pass of the trick and could tell something was up. The positioning and shakiness of his fingers almost looked like he was palming a playing card or something. I could tell something was up but couldn't understand how he was managing to retain any kind of grip with loose fingers like that lol

[@bobber4160]

Brians Dune reference at the end

[@shiroyt4185]

I thought it was a Rick Sanchez rant

[@jacobstory8895]

I completely caught the whole trick. Still a great trick, though!

[@anthonykoeslag]

:D Dune reference = double thumbs up

[@Trashured]

Brian mentioning Michelangelo Count: never mind never counted it but it happens allot

[@thechosenofmystra9397]

Damn it. Why haven't I been taking the easy way out. All those hours practicing with coins for nothing.

[@koagzero]

I was staring at the other hand the entire time though, noticed when it left the screen, and had this feeling that it was hiding something Xd But that's sneaky! XD

[@birbman6802]

i'm not gonna lie the moments when his hand was going from his pocket to the table i could tell something was off even if just slightly.

[@hautedaug]

shwood should've invested in a booster seat

[@timothygeary5571]

What's up Brian Brushwood

[@merkazoidduff7651]

After episodes like this do you think Amazon wonders why there's a rush on poster tape?

[@DSperformance96]

you can hear the coin scratching the table when he passes the glass in the beginning

[@CS-rq6uv]

We’re doing a toast, crap 😂

[@nicholasfox8723]

When will we recieve the email with the effect? I sent my receipt to the email, not in any hurry haha im just wondering. Thanks!!!

[@scamschool]

Nate's working on all that right now. hang in there!

[@galaxyhero81]

Brian let the other mister speak.

[@longjoe7939]

When did the coin placed under the beer?

[@shrimatkapoor2200]

The trick was so obvious

[@hemakesstuff8053]

Any good books on scams and slights?

[@Karl_Baeron]

Okay, i haven't seen the reveal yet. Did he palm the coin when he 'supposedly' layed it into his other hand and then he put it into his backpocket? You could see him moving his right hand to his back 👀 Edit: Welp, i forgot that Nate likes glue and sticky tape 😅

[@CrapE_DM]

I totally saw him put the first hand down for a second, I just was wrong about how he hid it in his hand.

[@justafan395]

It’s funny how they didn’t actually show the toast

[@aljohnson2439]

Tks.

[@leefisher6366]

I think I saw what he did even the first time. The coin under the beer can then be easily explained. SEES EXPLANATION: Well, sort of. I was expecting a palm, which it kinda was.

[@camren9198]

4 dislikes are angry magicians

[@derrik1878]

I kinda knew it was palmed and had two coins before but it was good

[@jmoneythegamer4754]

I wanna be a magician but i dont think I can make it big 😥😥😥 but love u scam school

[@ArbJunkAgeG]

wait so how do you get your coin to under the cup after doing the vanishing trick?

[@BryceCastillo]

We answer that in the video! You prep that!

[@jessewest5456]

Damn I didn’t know tobuscus did magic

[@FusionDeveloper]

Get your soap and water, it's time to do some cleaning.

[@adamemac]

Yes.. I am here. In case anyone was wondering.😅😅

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

7:55 this isn't how the beginning of the video went, so obviously you got your takes mixed up here.

[@Vincent-kl9jy]

Wow he looks just like Seth MacFarlane

[@kevinqueen6246]

Years of learning..comon like one day

[@ellaenchanted2399]

Or you could use the toast as a chance to slip it under so that people see it is empty and don't realize it is part of the trick until the end...

[@aintnoparis3102]

"Flash"

[@aintnoparis3102]

i saw him putting the coin underneath xD

[@vincequinitio7863]

I saw the coin under the coin under the glass

[@DK-jw4vf]

i think i guessed this one

[@True_Banana]

Wow..... that's all I have to say.

[@iwunderful3117]

No disrespect but there are 3 or more different versions of this trick.

[@A-D_]

Brian, you should go to Québec (canada) and meet Chris Ramsey he is truly an amazing magician (or check his KZbin channel) Kind regards A subscriber

[@ewenyap3018]

that is just a clever way to "cheat" at palming, and it will look even more natural..

[@aljohnson2439]

What was the name of the tape?

[@NateStaniforth]

Think it's called 'poster tape.' used for hanging things on walls.

[@shrimatkapoor2200]

I think I figured it out cuz I have seen it before

[@krotenschemel8558]

Are you sure this is how open source works? Looks more like closed beta preorder exclusive to me.

[@NateStaniforth]

Yeah, I probably got the terminology wrong. Closed beta preorder exclusive, then?

[@krotenschemel8558]

Let's go through it in detail. "Open" generally means everyone can participate with minimal barrier to entry and especially no without paying for it - there might be a technical neccessity, like to registrate an account somewhere, but that's it. If you restrict the entry by money or random choice, it's "closed". "Open source" even refers to that everyone can get and alter the essentials of the product in question and it consequently removes the possibility of the product to ever be "completed". It's also closely related to licencing, so you should be careful here as you might lose rights to your trick if you advertise it as "open source". I'm not a lawyer, I'm just saying that can be a problem. "Preoder exclusive" refers to stuff you can only get through preordering, so that's accurate in this case. You can also refer to a "preorder bonus", it's more or less the same. Now "beta" is a bit blurry as it get's tossed around a lot. In software development, there's pre-alpha, which is anything before and alpha state. Alpha which means that certain features work, but the whole product doesn't yet come together. Beta means the state where the assets work and have been combined, yet the procuct isn't finished due to bugs and balancing stuff and so on. To avoid those specifics, the term "early access" was established, which just refers to letting people in before the product is complete. So the best thing to say would be: "As an exclusive preorder bonus, you get early access to the trick." if you want to draw the software parallel. It's just important to avoid the open source statement for legal reasons. In this case, there's no harm done as Brian perfectly explains what he means. But if you have a blank statement like "this trick is open source" somewhere - that's trouble.

[@roguesciencesguy7256]

"I want you to put your hand around my glass..." - Nate Staniforth 2017

[@NateStaniforth]

Thanks for that.

[@roguesciencesguy7256]

NateStaniforth The more I say this calmly in my mind, the more I laugh. ...😅

[@Teguanna10]

lmao

[@90jnah]

i would have ruined the whole thing.i thought to look under the glass first when he said hold this glass

[@Kori114]

This all assumes that you are not hanging out with assholes who don't grab your hand or look under the table etc.

[@randomshotz13]

Okay so it's not how I thought he did it immediately but it's basically the same he didn't palm the coin he stuck it down ahahah wouldn't be that hard to palm as a naturally curved hand creates a pocket about 10p/quarter size