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rutabaga
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I've been rediscovering some of Geoff Latta's work, and am interested in Cop Sil Brass. I have a beautiful Lassen expanded [ set, and an equally beautiful copper/silver gaff that matches and fits the [. However, Latta's rountine also requires the matching copper coin to fit the [, which mine does not. Is it possible have this shaved to fit? I presume I'd have to send off my Lassen [ and copper coin to have this done. I'm a bit nervous, lol. Any recommendations?
Nev Blenk
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Hi there - Latta's CopSilBrass doesn't use an expanded [. Are you thinking of a diferent routine ?

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Tom G
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As Nev mentioned, I don't think Latta's routine uses a shell, just a very common gaff.
inigmntoya
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CopSilBrass doesn't need a [.

The requirements you describe sound more like Rob Thompson's SAMOYA copper/silver routine, but that needs a silver coin to fit a copper [.
Rick Holcombe
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Sounds like Geoff Latta's routine called "Eclipse"
rutabaga
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On May 9, 2025, Rick Holcombe wrote:
Sounds like Geoff Latta's routine called "Eclipse"


Indeed you are correct Rick. Apologies. It's the "Sun and Moon" routine from New York Coin Magic Seminar Volume 4.
inigmntoya
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You could file the coin down yourself.

This is my solution.

https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view......740341#7
GJo
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On May 10, 2025, inigmntoya wrote:
You could file the coin down yourself.

This is my solution.

https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view......740341#7

Clever solution.

I have done similarly by hand sanding on 400 grit wet-sand paper. Gently rotating the coin as I sanded it. Worked like a charm.
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