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Learn do the coin palm magic trick with the steps in this tutorial.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Coin
Dexterity
A variety of coins (optional)
Step 1: Position the coin
Rest a coin on the tips of your first and middle or middle and ring fingers, palm up.
Step 2: Press into the palm
Curl your fingers inward like you're making a fist and press the coin into the base of your palm between your thumb and first finger.
Tip: Keep your thumb and your first finger touching to help disguise the palm.
Step 3: Look natural
Turn your hand over and hold it in a natural, relaxed position while holding the coin. Mimic the look of the hand not holding the coin.
Tip: Practice with a variety of coins of different weights and sizes to see which is most comfortable.
Step 4: Do the snuff box
Palm a coin in the crook between your thumb and first finger, known as "the snuff box." Hold your fingers pointed inward toward you to conceal it. This is more difficult but more realistic looking.
Step 5: Do a trick
Do any number of coin tricks from the classic palm, such as pulling a coin out of someone's ear.
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Dayberry 2 years ago 235
I've been around magic for about 20 years and have never heard that sleight called "the Snuff Box". Nonsense. It's called the Downs Palm.
In anatomy, "snuff box" can be used to refer to part of the hand but it's not where that coin was going! The snuff box is on the back of the hand where the wrist meets the hand at the base of the thumb. There's a bit of a well there... suitable for snorting snuff in the Victorian era.
robvh2 2 years ago 71