Good eye! Yeah he's one of the few who do it right. I definitely cannot lol.

haha Thanks! I am still trying to practice the move to make to make it more natural.

@@Torch-ph9jk the speed is killing me, its so smooth. give me a decade and ill have it down

+allmagicgy Looks good to me. Was actually skeptical about ROPS until seeing him do it. Now I want to learn it...

+allmagicgy i agree about ROPS. And he's created a lot of stuff but doesn't seem very natural. Jerky movements and he always looks awkward.

+RaisedAce +allmagicy Soldiers aren't always as graceful as poets... I dig his mannerisms and look. Like a banker or stockbroker (or veterinarian).. Someone you wouldn't expect to be a master @ coin magic.. (jerky camera is my fault) Anyway to each their own and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment you guys. Really appreciate it.

Interesting. The motion of the hands is motivated by the patter, which was removed so that music could be inserted. It is actually a routine that flows extremely well, and the ROPS move is one of the most powerful vanishes in coin magic. It's use is motivated by your hand position and patter. You might want to check out the thread on the magic cafe and see one of the many examples of how to properly use the move. But hey, not every move works for everyone, and if it doesn't work for you, that's cool too. Would love to see a video of your own method for accomplishing the above, and we can compare.

+Coin Magic Underground thanks for posting. I enjoy watching all forms and levels of magic. I like your channel.

Hi Keith, it's called Sliding Wild Coin, found in my new book, Rubinstein Coin Magic. Available at dealers everywhere, but I do have some copies available for signing, and come with a special FREE GIFT. If interested, shoot me an email at rubinsteindvm@aol.com

Super triple coin