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Triple Coin Production

JJulioAdvanced16m

The Situation

You’re holding a single coin, and suddenly three appear. Then, right in front of your spectators, one changes from copper to silver before everything vanishes into thin air. If you don't have a clean way to handle your coins, these moments just look like fumbling. This lesson fixes that.

What This Teaches

This routine uses a Hopping Half set to create a sequence that looks impossible. You’ll learn how to manage the shells and the double-sided coin without tipping off the audience. More importantly, you’ll learn how to keep your hand positions natural so the coins seem to appear out of nowhere. We focus on the mechanics of the finger palm and the specific angles required to make the vanish look like real magic.

About the Instructor

Julio Ribera is a Spanish magician with over 1.5 million followers who has spent years perfecting close-up magic. He is known for breaking down complex sleights into practical, usable moves that you can actually perform for real people.

What's Included

  • The Hopping Half Setup: How to manage your shells and double-sided coins.
  • Finger Palm Technique: Tips to keep your hand relaxed and your fingers closed.
  • The Color Change: Executing a copper-to-silver transformation mid-routine.
  • The Clean Vanish: How to end the trick with empty hands.
  • Practice Drills: Strategies for building muscle memory while doing daily tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this hard to learn?
It’s an advanced routine that requires a good handle on your coin work. Expect to put in some time getting comfortable with the finger palm.

Do I need special props?
Yes, this routine is designed specifically for a Hopping Half coin set.

How long does it take to learn?
The moves themselves are specific, but the real work is in the practice. Following Julio’s advice to carry the coin throughout your day will help you get performance-ready much faster.

Is this for beginners?
This is better suited for those who already have a basic grasp of coin handling and palming.