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Posted: 10-09-2009 23:05 |
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Scott Guinn's Three Killers EBook $15.00
Well, Scott is at it again, pulling out his best for us. In this EBook, Scott give us his top 3 Killer coin routines. These are the ones that help with his reputation. Scott could've kept them to himself but he didn't. He wants to share the routines with you that have helped make him what he is today. A GREAT Magician !!
The first routine from the EBook is "Magic Western Union"
Scott took Eddie Fechter's "Flying Eagles" routine, which is a classic as a base and added the Guinn touch.
Three coins travel from one hand to join three quarters in the other. Then the spectator holds all six coins in their hand. The Magician takes an invisible coin, makes it disappear into the spectator's hand. Now they hold seven. If that's not enough the magic doesn't stop there. You take the invisible coin, which is now visible, and it grows three times in size in the spectator's hand. Now your done.
Scott gives you all the details you need to pull this beauty off. Plus, he also gives you two different presentations (scripts). One for adults and another for the younger crowd. How often do you see this happen ..... a magician giving his script away with the routine?
The second routine is a favorite of mine. In Scott's book "Great Scott! It's Coin Magic!", there's a routine that's called "Invisible Coins," which I feel in love with. I always wanted to do this routine with two different coins, but never went back to it. Fortunately, Scott did !!!! This routine is just that.
"Invisible Coins of Different Color" is a two coin routine where each coin turns invisible then visible again in a stunning and magical way !!! Your clean as a whistle at the end. Can you say KEEPER? Script included.
Now for the final routine of this EBook. Save the best for last. "In-Tin-Tin" Now while you've been doing the other two routines for your audience you had a spectator holding onto a bag for safe keeping, or in case of an emergency. You have a spectator sign a coin, it vanishes!...Seriously, it's gone without a trace! They dump out what's inside the bag that the spectator has been holding for the whole time. Now this is where it gets really good. The spectator, NOT you, open, the shoe Polish container. Inside an envelope is found wrapped with rubber bands, spectator takes off the rubber bands, opens envelope, dumps out a box, then another, and another, and another, etc. Finally, the last box is opened. A coin is found inside. Could it be? No way, is it! Yes it is !!! The spectator's signed coin.
What makes this handling so different than others is that the spectator does all the opening and dumping of contents. Usually, the magician will dump out the coin, but not in this one. Great way to end your show.(script included)
There's a reason why I've been a Scott Guinn fan for a long time. These three routines are the proof why I am. Scott left no stone unturned. Use all three of the routines for a set or do just one. It doesn't matter. The reactions you get will be amazing. Highly Recommended !!!!!
http://www.scottfguinn.com
Tim
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