Thanks David! ❤️ For anyone interested, Coin Cuffs V2 can be done with ANY SIZE coins! Even pennies. You can borrow them from your audience.

I grabbed this for my 9 year old. There's something to be said for the learning ability of a child compared to a 53 year old. We both got it, but she learned it far quicker. She used a 50¢ piece where as I used a dollar coin. It is a fantastic trick to do and once you get the method down.. it's pure magic looking. Just pay attention to the angles! Especially at the end of series of moves. This is a great trick that looks impossibly magical.. like the coin disappears and reappears! One family member thought I rolled the coin across the back and attempted it.. to noisy they said. He had coins in their hands for the rest of the night trying to figure it out. Danny has knocked it out tof the park again and this is well worth it if someone asks you to show them something really quick.👍🤓👍

When Danny does coin magic the word mesmerising isn't sufficient. Jealous? Yep.

Hello David. I'm late in commenting on your reviews because I've been in and out of the hospital but I'm doing better and I'm trying to catch up on the LATEST and the GTEATEST! Danny Goldsmith is a master coin manipulator! I really enjoy his stuff! Thanks for the professional reviews!

Hi David, this hopefully will help people not just with this trick but a lot of magic. It's how I learned the striking vanish. As a trumpet player, we often have entrances after waiting around and not playing, we have to come in with high notes and volume. I forget which piece it is where a single trumpet has to come in with no orchestra or pitch to reference. The key thing is you have to do it consistently every time cold, out of nowhere. My mentor taught me to leave my horn laying around the house.At any given random time, pick it up cold and play the entrance. We called it spot practicing. No corrections or do overs, you get it or you don't. Of course you become used to hitting "the sweet spot" first time every time. It should help to spot practice this. Learning a trick should take repetition. Evaluation, things like that. This is beyond that. This is the next step. Being b¥lletproof when performing a trick.

Big thumbs up! You should review more coin stuff, love this! Amazing effect, was needing this for my routine! Thanks for everything you do!

way cooler, for sure Love watching DG … moves are so smooth 😮 Nice tip regarding the single coin practice. Thanks for the review David 👍👍

Wow, good old sleight of hand on a cool coin effect!

Needs a lot of practice but very visual and rewarding if done correctly. 👍

Amazing!

🤣🤣🤣 your negatives. Danny is amazing with coins, I’m so envious of that, also.

Great review

He is amazing great review 😊👍😊🤘🤘

Real question ; Does reviewing all these different genres of magic force you to try that genre that you would have never experimented with before with?

Could you post a picture of you with long hair? interesting to see a diferent David!!

Very good review thanks!!! Fantastic piece of magic from the mind of a great magician! 🪙🖊️🙌