TCC Magic Crazy Chinese Coins

[@sefhapita]

One for my wishlist! Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Rick!

[@MrDaveUsesWords]

I have been blown away by the quality of TCC in the last 3 years. They just seem to be getting better and better. That never happens 😂

[@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet]

I made two pretty large orders but after pure cup breaking I really think they are just hype on a lot of old premises. Their tutorials definitely need work. This effect looks pretty fun and would pair well with key master somehow. But that molded manufacture makes me leery. I spent a lot on tango replicas that plating rubbed off in less than a week. I'd love to hear how long he's been playing round with them. Smilesotheylikeyou

[@NickvonZ]

NICE! TCC makes quality products! I have the Penguin ones, too.

[@Coinmancer]

I ordered this. It’s pretty much just ‘holy moley’ by Jay Sankey with extra phases , which is his best work IMO

[@RickHolcombe]

It's a really nice set. I think you'll like it. I don't think I'll use the 7 hole coin.

[@Coinmancer]

@@RickHolcombe that 7 hole coin reminds me of a revolver. Not sure how to implement that one either.

[@Coinmancer]

@@gildasdollo I was thinking you can do the routine where they open their hand and the coin has two holes in it. Then you can palm the coin with 7 holes , grab the coin from their hand with the same hand and the do a ponta the smith type toss change tossing the coin in the air so it spins and when you catch it at the finger tips the hole has multiplied.

[@mathmusicstructure]

It's definitely a good idea, I just really prefer the aesthetic of metal washers for this type of effect.

[@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet]

I'm surprised the TCC guys didn't rip jays holy stretch for this project, (wish they would have really) I agree washers are more organic but if you do any coin magic that uses a Chinese coin this set would be great to routine in with. I've always used holy moly as an opener so these would work just as well to lead me into a few different coin routines. I agree with Holcombe four coins would be great, in fact every coin gimmick in this style should be considered by TCC. Smilesotheylikeyou

[@mathmusicstructure]

@@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet Yeah this set does offer many options for sure.

[@jaywang1100]

Thanks Rick! I love that tiny rubber hand hhhh.

[@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet]

Super effective for the demo and wish I had one for practice, I'm such a loner haha. Smilesotheylikeyou

[@az7500]

Awesome ideas!

[@csakirichard]

Amazing video and nice ideas!!!

[@jackmagiklive]

Do you have any interests in sleeving?

[@RickHolcombe]

It's such a valuable skill, but I'm never wearing the right jacket. Justin Miller is the master if you want to study.

[@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet]

I caught Jeffrey Wangs sleeving lecture in SF last summer. Have not seen the penguin lecture but the material on it was covered in the live lecture. Honestly it was so much fun I can't believe I've missed so many lectures over the years money well spent! Smilesotheylikeyou

[@jackmagiklive]

@@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet his material is great. I’m not the best coin magician but I can do some of the stuff he does and it just gets great reactions.

[@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet]

@@jackmagiklive o just wish ,y phone was charged and my stizzy wasn't before the event, he let everyone record it which I didn't think would be the case considering how tight Joe runs misderections,I don't remember much but enjoying myself. Smilesotheylikeyou

[@clintonjames3463]

I bought this set and did not get any tutorial with it. Where in the box did yours come?

[@jonniebrasco68]

It’s in the email

[@clintonjames3463]

I msged them but didn’t get a response