Two set aside for you.

2 weekends ago I gave the Miracle Coin Board a work out during two outdoor festivals. The first event was 2 hours and the second event was 1 hour. I must have performed this effect about 50 times. I had used the cap shown in my book to vanish the coin and bring it back.

I experienced knowing looks when I lifted the cap off the board. But when I turned the cap over to show the inside and turned the board to show the other side, I experienced the looks of disbelief.

This is a great effect and now a main item in my strolling set.

Don't discount this effect. It kills!!

If anyone has one for sale please message me. are the new ones anygood.

Is there one better ?? http://www.funtimemagic.com/Products/Pprodlist.html

I use the one from The Cuckoo's Nest Magic Shop in Pittsburgh. They only hold a penny or a dime but they have good action. I usually get 3 or 4 at a clip and use the best ones for gigs and the harder ones for practice.

Do they originate from Japan. I

No, I believe they come from India.

"The Coin Board Book" is now available at library.com

http://www.lybrary.com/the-coin-board-book-p-827955.html

Just a little something you can do with it....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cGur23TBaZ4&feature=youtu.be

I have a coin board that came with Dave Haversat instructions, but I've lost the instructions

Can anyone help me out with a set of instructions please. I can send the pic of the board I have.

Thanks for the link Evildan! I just bought it and I am too in love with my panel board. Have you made new discoveries since you wrote it in 2015?

Nice thread. I've had a coin board on my desk at work under a coaster, so it looks like the coaster that it is. I always keep a dime or penny in it so I can make an invisible coin visible and then invisible again. I don't know where I got it, but it's problably one of the worst as it has three tones of wood. Even so, no one catches on to it. Maybe some day, someone can revise it and give it a magnetic lock and perhaps eliminate the noise it makes when a coin is inside. If it was made just for one specific size coin, the inside could be made just to fit that coin snuggly. I would love to be able to make a coin vanish and hand out the board. I think it would also be nice to have one that produces two coins instead of one.

KJ

The problem with a snug fit is humidity. That could swell the wood making the coin not fit at all.

I have boards that work fine in dry cool weather and become unworkable on a hot, humid summer day.

Good point. Thanks. How about just slightly larger, with some sort of felt-like coating inside?

I intend to get the "Coin Board" book soon! I recently got a board at an estate sale for a pittance. I remembered the board from my youth (about 1963 or so) but don't recall that I had one -- and I must not have, as I'll relate below! I picked the board up again tonight to practice the vanish -- with which I was having difficulty. Now here's the funny part. I thought the coin had to fall through into the palm...!!! Really! I was trying to figure out how to conceal the coin, etc. etc. Well long story short. I'm practicing tonight with a dime, and I watched the Copperfield demo again and noticed a slight "move." I tried the move -- and low and behold the dime disappeared... I thought it should have fallen to the floor! But it hadn't. I thought it must have fallen onto my lap! But it hadn't! Where was it??? Well serendipity ! I discovered it!!!!! Although if I had read the prior posts carefully I would have known!!!

Pleasantly surprised! I love this thing!

Phil

And the fun is just about to begin.
Once you figure the darn thing out, you just take off running.

https://youtu.be/H98-rQFMVpM

https://youtu.be/6_9FuFH0QN8

https://youtu.be/cGur23TBaZ4

These are three I made in less than optimal conditions either car or at my desk phone balanced just right to capture the image.