Hi,

I was working on learning this effect in the Troy Hooser manuscript that came with my Todd Lassen triple threat coin. I have a clear understanding of most of the moves; however, I'm confused on the reverse count sequence described on page 34 (eighth paragraphs down).

Is there anyone reading this that performs this effect? If so could you clarify what's this reverse count is supposed to look like? Feel free to PM me.

Regards,

Charles

I was thinking about this routine in a miserly way. Instead of pocketing the coins, I would always place them in spec hand as the pesky coins are disposed of. That seems way more magical, in that the spec is collecting the coins, rather than them disappearing into pocket oblivion. It also eliminates the possibility that the same coins are being reproduced. So I got to thinking, since Mr. Roper brought this great piece back into memory, you could use the same basic structure of the routine to produce as many normal coins as you want, and end clean whenever you wanted.

After disposal of the first 3 real coins, you could grab another load somewhere and off you go again. It might get boring, but maybe the plot could go from the pesky 3rd coin after the first round, to just a bunch of coins appearing rapidly from everywhere. Even a full on real miser's if you spring for a grand worth of silver dollars, or have the TT made to match cheap coins, ha.

Just a thought.

Wich are the effects described on those lecture notes? I have the book on TT, but never saw the notes neither the index of them.
According with Lassen, the book has the same content than the notes