The BEST Coin Vanish In The World | Revealed

Hey everyone welcome back! This week I am teaching you one of my favourite coin vanishes known as the retention vanish. I've broken this move down into three simple steps so you can learn it as fast as possible. The retention coin vanish is pretty easy if you follow the steps I show in the video. It is also super visual, and once you learn it you'll be able to do some amazing magic with nothing more than a coin. Enjoy x

⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Intro
1:00 Taking The Coin
2:17 Learn The Sleight
4:55 Add In Your Other Hand

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[randomguy]

i swear to god you helped me to make me a status in my school. Everyone talks about „the magician“, well thats me. Even the village that i live in am i known for „the magician“. Love you Oscar

[mdanam]

I've been doing this for 40 plus years ( this exact sleight) I just wanted to compliment you on how smoothly you do it. The advice you gave to do it for real a few times was the same advice that the Great Dai Vernon used to preach. Well done!

[ashwinprakash]

Please do a tutorial on that production you showed in the beginning. Great tutorial btw 🌟

[oldschoolwarrior]

My favorite thing to do with the “dirty” hand is reach into my pocket for some “magic dust” or a wand, “sprinkle” it over the hand that they think has the coin, then show that the coin disappeared. That’s a great way to clean the dirty hand.

[Frazer]

What a great tutorial! You are a great teacher, trainer, and tutor. Cheers!

[rdnfootball]

Oscar I have been watching you for years ❤️ you made me impress so many of my friends 😂

[curtiso]

I've been doing magic for twenty years, and must say your tutorial is one of the Best I have ever seen! thank you

[MikkoRantalainen]

One additional thing worth mentioning is keeping your eyes on the hand with the assumed coin location. Spectators will be looking wherever you're looking so that will guide them to watch to the direction you want.

[joettaflyascanbee]

Why am I concentrating on this video so hard like my entire life depends on it🤣? Thank you this was awesome!

[markmak]

Brilliant very well put together and illustrated. Easy to see and understand. Makes me want to learn more from you. Fantastic.

[A.JMagic]

Very in-depth tutorial! Thanks so much for the upload!

[CompSource]

What I'd like to know is how you did the coin appearance on seconds 1-3? Or was that just video editing/click bate?

[jmartin]

Well done man on teaching REAL LIFE!
When magicians learn a new sleight, move or trick... ALL they ever learn is the SIMULATION of what they're supposed to be doing!
They never study the REALITY of the situation; 'Actually taking the coin'!!!
Fundamental? Absolutely!!! But is ALWAYS lacking in magicians' work!

Bravo for applying this concept into your magic, at your young age!
BRAVO!!!


Edit:
A bit of psychology to apply to Oscar's teachings:

Once you retain the coin, and it's in 'Finger-tip-rest' DO NOT palm the coin instantly! Freeze the hand with the coin (Relax the arm slightly), but do-not move so-much-as a finger on the 'dirty' hand!!
Psychology behind this:
IF the hand was really empty, there would be no biological reason for that hand to move at-all!
Conclusion:
Without saying a word, you've convinced the spectator using only 'body-language' you've actually taken the coin, and your other hand really is empty!

Honestly, I've used these concepts for over 25 years! I've spoken with David Roth, Gary Kurtz and Michael Ammar, plus a 'few' people who 'get-it'...
Include this in your magic, and it will improve your performance, and give you the strongest magic!

Lastly: Maybe mention a bit of provenance about each sleight you teach... Whilst you inspire your students enough, a bit of history may intrigue them to discover more on their own...

My very warmest regards Oscar,
John M

[jrchef]

Great instruction. Thank you!

Ps- I’d be very interested in a tutorial on the production you used at the very beginning if the video as well.

[woopize]

Great tutorial! I want to get better at coin magic so I'm gonna restart from the basics and this was clear and straight to the point thanks!

But...is there any for the produccion at the very beggining tho? e.e
I've seen it a few times on other magicians videos and I love it so much!

[franksfiddle]

Very nicely explained Oscar and good reasoning for the practice .. yep, subscribed

[gregsaiter]

This is brilliant. I am working on the sleight right now. Your explanation is awesome. Very easy to follow. Thanks.

[NuggetBlocks]

i love you oscar ive been practicing magic at home for the whole summer and now i do insane tricks at school thx so much

[oWarden]

Man you were the first magic channel I subscribed to, thank you for inspiring me to become a magician.

[michelledunn]

Very organized and extremely clear tutorial. Thank you!