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I know a lot of you do 3-fly. I do the standard version, as well as my own which uses only 3 coins. This second version I came up with, so that I could borrow the coins. (quarters) Anyway, I have always wanted to do it with 3 different coins. I recently put much thought into it, and developed a routine that uses 3 colored poker chips. A red, blue and white chip, each jump one at a time. I then realised, that there was more to this method than met the eye. And I can now do 3-fly with SIGNED COINS!! That's right, Signed coins!! 3 coins are initialed on both sides, and then jump from hand to hand. I tried this out on some magicians, and they were killed by it! But, I feel that the signing of the coins is slow. So I think I would only do that for other magi.

Chad

Chad Sanborn Inner circle my fingers hurt from typing, 2205 Posts	Posted: Apr 24, 2002 01:07 pm 0 I know a lot of you do 3-fly. I do the standard version, as well as my own which uses only 3 coins. This second version I came up with, so that I could borrow the coins. (quarters) Anyway, I have always wanted to do it with 3 different coins. I recently put much thought into it, and developed a routine that uses 3 colored poker chips. A red, blue and white chip, each jump one at a time. I then realised, that there was more to this method than met the eye. And I can now do 3-fly with SIGNED COINS!! That's right, Signed coins!! 3 coins are initialed on both sides, and then jump from hand to hand. I tried this out on some magicians, and they were killed by it! But, I feel that the signing of the coins is slow. So I think I would only do that for other magi. Chad Modern Magic...Classic Style
Lonnie Dilan Special user Canyon Country, California 823 Posts	Posted: Apr 25, 2002 12:32 am 0 wow chad!! sounds great...planning on sharing the method?
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