Ditto; these things are next to impossible to describe with just words; Thanks Vinny!

John

In my new book I have a routine called the Double Faced Coin routine. It has a way to prove that the coin really is two headed before you make it to change two tails.Without the prover, people just figure you are turning the coin by sleight of hand. Some good and original moves taught within the routine. A few other sources: Apocalypse Flip over view,with several techniques, Fantastic Coin Turnover by the daughter of Fantasio in the New York Magic Sypmosium series (and really developed yrs earlier by Rink and found in his book), a section on double faced coin moves in the NYCMS DVD series (volume 15 bonus section), Encyclopedia of Coin Sleights DVD series (some moves only found there), my At the Table DVD. By the way, there is a flaw with the Rink/daughter of Fantasio move that I corrected when I teach it, but it's a great move.

Thanks again for taking the time to reply Michael.

I've managed to solve that particular problem from ideas received and trying to adapt them to my circumstances.

One of the main issues I've now got is adapting the material that I have used for years due to an arthritis type illness that is causing my right hand to become less mobile. Currently the only real nuisance is that my right middle finger locks when I bend it, so things like classic palming a coin has had to be relearnt using my ring finger. I've given up on the spider vanish, but found alternatives and workarounds for most things.

Best regards to all in these 'strange' times!