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Four-Coin Routine by Sid T

Created by: Sid T

Ignis is a visually striking coin routine that begins with the magician displaying clean hands, producing a matchbox, lighting a match, dousing it in a closed fist, and then revealing four quarters in the open hand. This seamless transition into a standard four-coin routine is inspired by Jean Henderson's 'Son of the Morning'. The trick is suitable for all skill levels and includes a comprehensive guide on gimmick construction, making it a versatile addition to any magician's repertoire. The download offers over an hour of high-quality content, including performance tips and integration ideas for card tricks, all for an affordable price.

Key features

  • Streamlined coin routine with a visually striking premise

  • Includes detailed instructions for gimmick construction

  • Suitable for all skill levels

  • Can transition into any standard coin routine

  • Download includes over an hour of high-quality content

  • Affordable price point at $10

Pros

  • Clean and visually appealing

  • Complete freedom of movement with no visible attachments

  • Exceptionally well-produced video content

  • Teaches how to build the gimmick, saving costs

  • Versatile, with options to integrate card tricks

Cons

  • Matchbox cannot be inspected during the routine

  • Requires preparation of a gimmick

Effect

The Four-Coin Routine begins with the magician showing empty hands. They produce a matchbox, light a match, and douse it in their closed fist. When they open their hand, four quarters appear instantly. The routine transitions smoothly into a standard four-coin performance, maintaining a clean and visually striking presentation.

Full Details

The routine is inspired by Jean Henderson's "Son of the Morning" and is designed for seamless execution. The magician uses a gimmicked matchbox, which allows for a silent and angle-proof coin production. The download includes detailed instructions on constructing the gimmick, performing the coin production, and integrating additional effects like a signed card reveal. Cleanup and carry methods are also covered.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This routine suits magicians of all skill levels. Beginners benefit from the gimmick handling most of the work, while experienced performers can integrate it into more complex routines. Those looking for a visually impactful opener for coin magic will find this particularly useful.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The difficulty level is low to moderate. The gimmick simplifies the sleight of hand, making the coin production nearly self-working. The card trick variation requires basic card handling skills, but the core routine is accessible to most performers.

What Magicians Say

David from Magic Orthodoxy calls the routine "totally awesome" and praises its cleanliness and visual appeal. He highlights the value of the tutorial, stating, "You get over an hour of teaching for $10, which is incredible." He also notes the angles are "invisible," making the trick highly deceptive. The ability to transition into any coin routine adds versatility, and the DIY gimmick construction keeps costs low.

The routine is described as a strong opener with minimal setup, making it practical for real-world performances. David emphasizes that spectators focus on the match effect, reducing suspicion about the method. Overall, the Four-Coin Routine is recommended for its impact, ease of execution, and affordability.

What people are saying about Four-Coin Routine

magicorthodoxy says...

Ignis is a easy streamlined way to begin your coin routine... it's totally clean totally clean and it's totally beautiful... the download is also beautiful and it's only 10 bucks.

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