Silvermint

Charles

clean!

Amanda

If you are a fan of close-up magic, Mike Pisciotta’s “Silvermint” is an absolute treasure trove of astonishing routines that will have you itching to go out and leave audiences utterly bewildered. Pisciotta’s meticulous attention to detail and innovative approach to coin magic shine through in this exceptional collection. “Silvermint” comprises two standout routines. “Three Way Play” and “CNM Fly” are both designed to amaze and instill a sense of wonder. There are no ordinary Coins Across effects; Pisciotta has raised the bar signficantly. Three Way Play: Pisciotta takes the classic Coins Across routine to an entirely new level. The magic unfolds before your eyes as coins travel invisibly from hand to hand, defying the laws of physics. Pisciotta’s rtouines is not only baffling but also beautifully choreographed, creating a mesmerizing experience for both the performer and the audience. With his meticulous approach, every move is perfected and the results are nothing short of extraordinary. CNM Fly: Is another gem. Pisciotta’s handling of the coins is nothing short of poetry in motion. The coins seems to possess a life of their own as they dance and teleport in ways that defy logic. This routines is not only a testament to Pisciotta’s creativity but also a masterclass in sleight of hand. It’s a spectacle that will have spectators questioning the very nature of reality. One of the standout aspects of “Silvermint” is Pisciotta’s emphasis on using common props, readily available to most magicians. This means that you won’t need to scour the earth for obscure gimmicks, making it accessible to magicians of various skill levels. Pisciotta’s “Silvermint” is a testament to his dedication to the art of magic. Each routine is a masterpiece of precision, timing, and artistry. Whether your are a seasoned pro or a budding magician, this will elevate your coin magic game and add a touch of wonder to your repertoire.

Kevin

Smooth and cool…..very deceptive….very clean….I LOVE IT!!!

Sigmund

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Roberto

You'll learn two easy but valuable routines with no extra fat. Practical, direct and workable. I particularly liked the three coin transposition where the coins are taken from the hand of the spectator and then given back on at time, under the premise to show you're clean. Coin trick performances don't usually involve the spectator, so it's nice having him invested somewhat in a coin transposition.

Matt

Martin

Silvermint includes two practical and versatile coins across routines including a version of three fly. Like many of us, I already perform versions of both of these routines and will likely begin to switch these two in as I continue my practice. Both are clean and actively engage the spectators. The online tutorial clearly takes you through both of these routines without wasting words and your time. The primary sleight used in both routines is very well explained. The only drawback may be the use of what is referred to as the “special item” although most performers who do coin magic are likely to already have this item. Further, it is easily brought into and out of play. I recommend this download for those looking for strong and relatively easy coin magic.

Dale

Great trick, even though I knew the trick I bought it anyway and learned a valuable lesson on how to make the gimmick silent while using. I often buy tricks that I know because there is great value in learning from wonderful teachers of Magic and Mike Pisciotta is exactly that.

Jose Manuel

A good routine for walk-around, simply and straight forward. Explained in very detailed fashion as Mike always does.
If you love, like me, the three coins constructions you should get this!!
I highly recommend his dvd Subterranean Deceptions too

Jose Manuel Illanes

Max

Awesome routine! Great tutorial!

Leon

Good job! Simple and direct. Great explanation and video!

Roger

This looks great! I can't wait to try it!

Steve

This download is not brilliant. However, it is eminently practical. IMO, this download is superior to Troy Hooser's Shellshocked three fly routine. This routine is straightforward and easy to do, at least until you learn Daryl's Three Fly 3 (that routine is easy too after 10000 hours of practice).

The instruction is competent.

If you want to be doing a three fly by Halloween, don't be a magic snob, buy this.

Yes, it does require practice.

Raul (Jay)

Purchasing CS we just for Morgan dollars and a special sauce, I found this video to be very helpful and doing my very first three fly. I just wish that the instructor would slow down a bit his movements. I had to repeat watch and repeat watch his movement so that I can get the move down correctly.

I wish he would’ve gone into a little more detail on how to make one coin vanish and the next one appear. I was able to make the coin vanish but producing the second coin from the other hand was difficult. But I’ll tell you that this instruction is better than the one that came with CS. In the CS instruction, I had to do some jump catch move to separate the coins and it was hahahard!

With Silvermint, there is a better way to do 3 fly, andI practice it daily hopefully coming up with my own smooth handling and coming up with my own appearance and disappearance of the coins.

Dave

I recommend Silvermint even though I have not given the product a five star rating. I plan to make this a standard carry around item. If you plan ahead so that you carry the necessary "extra", you could borrow quarters to create a killer impact on your audience. The two routines provide a solid starting point for creating your own routine. The actions are so clean that it would be possible to race through the routine faster than the audience can mentally register what they have witnessed. You will need to develop a properly structured performance. Interestingly, I don't think Mike's explanation of the master move captures the true dynamics of his master move; his verbal explanation leads to unsatisfactory technique which I cannot explain further in a review. Focus upon his actions in the performance and explanation videos to understand the proper momentum and finger action; from this you will be able to figure out how to make the essential adjustment to the master move. I would have liked it if Mike provided real world advice about his method. I spent several days analyzing why his routine works better than some of the older coins across classics that use a similar method and now I have more confidence with the method.