I am happy with my Coin Bomber. It is the same as the Trinity Coin you just get 4 of the Trinity Coins with the coin bomber. I have emailed Johnny Wong several times and he always gets right back to me.
John

I am happy with my Coin Bomber. It is the same as the Trinity Coin you just get 4 of the Trinity Coins with the coin bomber. I have emailed Johnny Wong several times and he always gets right back to me.
John

You must be laughing yourself to death by now

Has anyone had any trouble with the coin bomber half dollar s--l? One of mine got stuck and I can't get it loose no matter what I try. Any suggestions

Cardcltr. Try cleaning the inside of the edge. There's probably some
sticky gunk in there. I had the same problem with my magnetic flipper coin.

Hopefully you DO realize he asked that question almost two years ago...

Jim

Johnny's coins are a thing of beauty and having purchased 4 sets, when Trinity first came out, as back-up etc. I discovered that the "endless" appearance of coins was a matter how many sets one cares to have in play, given one's skill. I recommend Bo Bo's work for creatively extrapolating on the one-ahead principle here applied to, of all things, coins. Wong's coin's are a brilliant invention!
All the same, viewed in the video, as Wong carries on with the stack & release process, the audience sees the coins appear (one by one) as it were, but despite Johnny's double-handed dextrous coin-roll, his pushing the coins together comes across in a rather unnatural manner (like he's making a sandwich). This stands out when you compare it all to the more natural way he handles the the coins before that odd pressing together of coins.
I start in a Down's position, with 2 sets of coins in each hand & the coin(s) come down from a chest-high position & a little closer to the body, before going to the mat & on to the multiplying revelations. Then, while attending to somewhat more sensitive angles as challenged by the audience's viewpoint, I place each coin down in a progressive spiral geometry (hypno-coil) layout. The pattern used is helpful to holding the attention of many members of the audience.

I would be remiss if I didn't leave some magical bread-crumbs for those who care to watch the Master himself in action. T. Nelson Downs in his element.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFxQVQMPsuk

If you will allow a side-note to a new-bee - I have discovered that in terms of a 'performance' schedule; I work once a month to keep my interest in magic alive. Having done shows to make sure I stay in the loop, I got tired of my own work, no matter the applause. Wong's coins are a combination of some skill and more importantly how fresh one feels when performing. Indeed, the world loves to be fooled!

Anyone still recommend these? I found them online for $100 off and I’m close to pulling the trigger. Any reason not to?

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