The coins through the table routine included the transfer of coins from one hand to the other after continually showing 3 coins in each. I have not been able to figure this one out. If he used a clip, I still don't understand it.
Can someone help?

We aren't here to reveal secrets. Slydini was one of the great sleight of hand artists. It is all pure skill. I once spent a week working with him, a grueling task master and a stickler for perfection.

It's interesting you should say this when you consider how many posts refer to many publications that explain exactly how to proceed. I became a member to increase my education and ultimately my skill level.
Congratulations on taking lessons from Slydini - I'm sure everyone is impressed.

Well, I'M CERTAINLY IMPRESSED. --But, I'm one of the new kids around here. I just "joined" this motley crew in December 2011.

Father Photius, is quite correct when he says that we're not here to reveal secrets. Those who have been "around" for awhile, may suggest a book, or, suggest where someone may buy a prop, or a secret (one cannot "buy" a trick) however, the Café's fora are "open" to non magicians, and, although, occasionally, someone may get a little careless, in general, secrets are not discussed openly. The one exception to the open discussion of methods, is the "Secrets" forum. Access to the secrets forum is opened automatically when one has 50 "legitimate" posts.

Members, who are qualified will sometimes discuss, presentation, psychology, and philosophy. Often, old timers will clarify statements, or define terms. But, to ask a magician, "how he did that" or "how is that done?" is a real breach of ethics, and definitely a sign that the questioner is simply a curious non-magician.

Check out "Best Of Slydini" You will find it on penguinmagic.com

KJ