Goodmorning everyone,

I have a question, Don Alan is performing Lump of Goal in one of his magic ranch shows. He is using two coins. I assume he is using a gaff coin. I have some thoughts but really like to have a collegue to confirm my thoughts.

Is anyone here knowing witch gaff he is using?

Thanx for responding!

best,
Ronald

Hi Ronald,
The best Handleing I have seen for that is John Mendoza's from his book. The book of John!
It's a setdown routine ( LAP) But the final production is 500 or so penneys from under the Hat!!!
If I remenber right I thank the gaff is a sun and moon coin! But If you can find the book of John GET IT!
the Final load of 500 pennys is just so killer!!!

Hi David,

Thnx!

The magic Ranch videos are some of the best education you can get. The lump of coal from a faz routine is called A Darker Shade of Malini and is in his book Pretty Sneaky still available from Magic Inc. in Chicago.

P

The coin might be from Chinatown.

Julie

Ok julie hit him right on the nose It was a trick question and she confirmed my thoughts

Thanx guys for your input! I agree Plungerman. By accident I got them and was very amused and surprised there are indeed valuable lessons there. Also funny to see our magic hasn't change much since then.

thanx guys ! And gall!

best,
ROnald

Don Alan did use a Chinatown Dollar from Ken Allen. Thanks for the kind words Dave...I'm almost too old to lift the coin loader now! Take care.

john mendoza

Hi John,

thanx for the info, I am glad you are not to old to lift the coin loader

So now you guys made my life harder, shall I get the original Chinatown Dollar or the Sun and Moon..?

I guess you guys did this on purpose the have me some sleepless nights over it

Nice to get back in magic history!

Ronald

I completey agree with Dave regarding Book of John.......GET IT!

Also, John Verse II is completely awesome and (for you card workers out there) has the BEST version of McDonald's Aces's in print!

Good to see you on the Café, John......been a long time since I've seen you in St. Louis! Gene DeVoe was my mentor, too....may he rest in peace!

Hay John,
Your wecome man! and If I did more set down formal work I would get the stuff togeter and do it!