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A sleight in which two coins are displayed in one hand, and one mysteriously vanishes when the other hand passes over them.

Holding a coin in the palm of your hand using muscle tension so that it is not visible from any angle. This allows for a coin to 'disappear' or for stealthy transfers between hands.

A classic coin production where the magician pulls numerous coins seemingly out of thin air, often into a bucket or a hat.

A vanishing trick using a palm technique where the coin is held with the fingers rather than the palm, allowing for different sleight of hand moves.

A technique where the coin is held between the thumb and the other fingers by its edge, allowing for covert maneuvers and vanishes.

A sleight of hand technique used to secretly pass one coin into a stack while making an audible 'click', providing the auditory illusion that no trickery has occurred.

A unique palming method where a coin is held between the thumb and the first knuckle of the forefinger, facilitating certain kinds of coin manipulations.

The illusion where the magician appears to bite a piece off a coin and then blows it back on. The trick typically uses a folding coin gimmick.

An advanced version of the coin flip technique where the coin is flipped high into the air and caught with precision.

Four coins are covered by playing cards and miraculously gather under one card. This effect combines sleight of hand with misdirection.

A technique used for coin vanishes and productions where the magician shows their hand empty when it actually contains a coin, named after magician John Ramsay.

The French Drop involves pretending to take a coin in one hand while secretly retaining it in the other. The hand that supposedly contains the coin is then shown empty, revealing that the coin has 'vanished'.

A flourish where the magician flips a coin over the fingers from front to back or vice versa. It showcases dexterity and can be used as a diversion.

The Coin Roll is the act of rolling a coin across the tops of the fingers in a continuous loop. It is both a trick and a skill of dexterity.

Named after J.B. Bobo, this vanish utilizes a fake transfer of a coin from one hand to the other, followed by showing both hands empty.

A trick utilizing a 'shimmed' coin – a coin that has a small magnet or metallic shim inside – allowing it to stick to another object or be secretly attracted to a magnet.

An effect where a coin appears to penetrate through a solid table top. The method can involve a false transfer or palming coupled with a distracting sound.

The magician appears to push a coin through their hand, using a technique similar to the coin through table.

The magician shows a coin and visually changes it into another coin by rubbing it or waving a hand over it. This sleight of hand is achieved by palming one coin and revealing the other.