| about 25 different ways of doing it. Having moved several times, that list has long |
| since disappeared. The list essentially consisted of what magicians had shown me |
| There was this person from Chicago that would approach me every time he saw me and |
| show me a coin move that I should use in Matrix. For about 8 years seeing him |
| somewhere about twice a year, he would come up to me and show me this move. The |
| move was to be used while adding an unseen coin to the target location during the |
| routine. A coin is hidden under a card. The coins at the target location are picked up |
| with the card and dumped back to the location. In the process the card is turned over, a |
| coin is clipped and the hidden one allowed too fall. The goal is to show that there are |
| only two coins and a card, a third coin remaining concealed. He was a very nice |
| Unfortunately, the move violates one of my magic principles, which is, “Never do a |
| move to show nothing happens.” |
| Now, here are some Matrix stories you may find very interesting. |
| One day Paul Harris, the card guy, approached me and apologized for explaining |
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