My review is not especially about the technique which i found great . But more about the promotion of a coin set. In the video Mario Lopez explain that we need 4 coins : 3 usd and 1 chinese coin. The chinese coin had to be exactly the same size of the usd and i imagined it would be the same one that Mario. Not at all the coin is little bigger (which is more difficult to execute some moves for other routines too) and the quality of the coin is not here. It is cheap metal badly painted and the contrast is not good because it s almost a grey coin

This is smooth magic and it might take a minor investment in a couple of dollar coins and a Chinese coin, but wow is it cool! To be fair, this will take a small amount of practice to get right. I found watching the video twice helped a lot, but it is well worth it. If you don't find a coin right away, you can practice on a similar coin with a sharpie to mark the difference.

Mario has designed a very clever and incredibly smooth showpiece that will be a great addition.

I love solid through solid effects, and this one’s solid! Mario teaches this amazing effectwith all the nuances to make the moves and hide the pesky noise coins make when you slide them on each other. Each phase is accomplished with a different sleight, so the spectators can’t catch you out. It’s really genius!

At first I thought I’d have to purches the Chinese coin and wait until it came in the mail, but I found a regular washer that’s the right size and works really well. Plus it fits my style. I’m going to see if I can find one that’s copper. I think that would look cool.

Only con of this download is that the camera is awfully far from Mario’s hands. Would be nice to fill the screen with closeups if the moves.

Great effect! Looks like camera tricks, but it’s not.

Thanks Mario! Great work!

The video is about 11 minutes long. The effect is just as is shown in the trailer and uses only the 4 coins, no gaffs or gimmicks. There is some sleight of hand involved, but nothing knuckle busting. The teaching is clear and direct.
I would have given it higher marks if there were a live performance and if the camera angles were more straight on. As currently shot its hard to tell how well this plays in front of an audience and it looks like the hands are often covering up the action. If you are looking for some interesting coin moves pot together into a nice sequence, this could possible work for you.

Even if you don't do the effect as shown the use of this sleight for Spellbound or other visual changes is priceless. Mario is a monster and this is hands down required for any coin worker. Beginners - it is easy and practical! BUY IT!

I don't do a lot of coin magic, and to be honest, I was really only interested in learning the vanish he does in the trailer.
Boy am I glad I payed attention to this video. While it's only a little over ten minutes long, Mario teaches a LOT of really great stuff. My dexterity isn't great, but I am able to do everything taught in this video. I do need to practice on a few, but for the most part, this is a fairly easy routine and can make you look like a coin GOD when done well.

Plus, if you're any good at storytelling, this routine is just waiting for a good story to play along with.

The reason this is such a good trick is because it looks more like art than magic and it is beautifully developed by Mario Lopez. The sleights are so gentle and subtle it appears that the coins change positions right before your eyes. The great thing is that these subtle sleights are not complicated. They are easily performed with a little practice. The video provides a thorough how-to explanation. Thumbs up on this.

Amazing routine and plot. Love the sleights; they will require a tiny bit of practice to make them invisible but completely worth it. I’ve had my Chinese coin forever and never known a good enough routine to use it for. This is it for sure!!

I've been doing coin stuff for 30 years. Some great thinking here! Granted, I have learning difficulties period but the teaching is not detailed enough for me. That move where the middle finger stay the coin under of the right hand id eluding me and it's frustrating. The trick, when done the way it's supposed to is five stars but this is a review of an instructional video.

This trick is fairly simple to do, and looks great. But the tutorial isn't great, it gets the point across, but just not the best. And the coins are waaay over priced, you are basically spending $30 to buy coins that cost $5 at the most. But awsome trick though