| and vanished using a finger clip vanish. The upper left card was raised showing two |
| coins. In the process the coin in the right hand was loaded under the card that was just |
| picked up and the card and coin placed over the coins at the upper left position. The |
| coin at the upper right position was picked up and vanished following the procedure of |
| the previous coin. Finally the card at the lower right position was picked up revealing |
| that there was no coin there and was to be found under the card at the upper left |
| While performing this routine the response to the first two transpositions was so, so. |
| The transposition of the last coin, however, was always greeted with astonishment. |
| Version TwoIn attempting to clean up version one, which I then called Coins-n-Cards, |
| I developed three moves. Two were the use of four cards to cover the coins and pick |
| up one coin and deposit it at the upper left position. This is the Schneider Transfer |
| Pickup move and the Schneider Transfer Deposit Move presented in the Moves |
| chapter. The other was the Schneider Pickup move also presented in that chapter. |
| This version began as follows. The deck was held in the left hand in dealing position. |
| Four cards were pushed off into the right hand. That hand held those cards in dealing |
| position. Then the Schneider Transfer was executed apparently covering four coins |
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