A few sites sell them, but no pics. Anyone have them that can review ( comparing them to Johnson, etc.).

Thanks!

Joe

IMHO, Roy Kueppers makes the best props, as well as Canadian versions of all of the popular tricks (hopping toonies, anyone?)

Yep....I have a few of Roy's gaffs and some customer stuff. You can go wrong!

Huh? "Can go wrong!" Was that what you meant to say?

Why does his set have 6 coins? The other 3 I have (2 Johnsons & 1 Tango) all have 5 coins.

6 coins? I'm curious about that too!

Also how does the Tango set compare to the johnsons and kueppers?

Thanks!
-Dane

Quality-wise, I'd say the Johnson is the best "affordable" set. Then the Kueppers and finally the Tango. The Tango set has a few rough edges, is an UN-expanded [ and is doesn't "sit" as fully. I'm very happy w/ my Johnsons. I'd still love to know why the 6 coins in the Kueppers set.

Is anyone familiar with this shop. They have a great price.

http://www.magicmgmt.com/magicshop/index......_id=9042

Uhhg Amerigo, Magic Mngmnt is my secret weapon website for supplies. hope no one else reads this thread!
Yep, John Fabjance is great. http://www.magicnook.com/forum/bioFG.htm

Thanks that is some great information

I received my set a couple of days ago. I don't have any others, nor do I have a great deal of experience with coin gaffs, so I can't really compare them to others, but I'm quite happy with them. The sixth coin is just a regular English penny, I suppose you could switch it out or something(?)

One point I'll make is that the instructions are some of the worst instructions I've ever read. With several mistakes, it seems that they took someone else's instructions, or instructions for a different set of coins, then did a bad job of editing them.

Has anyone else bought these coins, if so what do you think of them ?