Coin and Money Magic
by Eddie Joseph

This must be the most "overlooked" coin magic book ever published. The material, by Eddie Joseph, is unusual and original. There are items for both close-up and stage work; sleights, flourishes and routines. In this illustrated volume you will discover thirty coin vanishes; twelve coin changes; forty-five new moves, tips and gimmicks; ten combination moves utilizing coins and matches and thirty-seven close-up tricks and routines. This material, available nowhere else, is a potential "goldmine" for the coin worker!

• Introduction
• PART ONE: Thirty New Ways of Vanishing a Coin
  • The Wrist Vanish
  • The Hurdle Vanish
  • The Pulsation Vanish
  • The Backer Vanish
  • One-Hand Vanish
  • The Tip of Nose Vanish
  • Down Below Vanish
  • The Cuff Throw Vanish
  • The Strop Vanish
  • The Sweat Band Vanish
  • The Envelope Vanish
  • The Cone Vanish
  • The Kick Vanish
  • The Toss Vanish
  • The Spin Vanish
  • The Tip Vanish
  • The Throw Vanish
  • The Paper Bag Vanish
  • The Cross Leg Vanish
  • The Wack Vanish
  • The Pencil Vanish
  • The Container Vanish
  • The Salt Mound Vanish
  • The Elbow Grease Vanish
  • The Coat Vanish
  • The Garter Vanish
  • The Coverage Vanish
  • The Heel Vanish
  • The Four-Corner Vanish
  • The E. J. Coin Fold
• PART TWO: Changes
  • Joseph's Slow Motion Invisible Change
  • Joseph's Slow Motion Visible Change
  • The Swing Exchange
  • The Drop Exchange
  • The Slide Exchange
  • The Cover Exchange
  • The Pencil Exchange
  • The Penetration Change
  • The Deliberate Exchange
  • The Front Palm Exchange
  • The Band Exchange
  • The Friction Exchange
• PART THREE: New Moves, Tips, and Gimmicks
  • The Balance Pass
  • The Clip Pass
  • Natural Coin Clip
  • Producing Coins Singly from Palm
  • Producing Coins Singly from Finger-Palm
  • Waxing and De-Waxing a Coin
  • The Flat-Palm Pass
  • The Cotton Rail
  • The Coin on the Wall
  • The Ring Hold-Out
  • The Getaway
  • Palming Aide
  • The Stack Transfer
  • The Looped Coin
  • The Hold Back
  • The Wrist Turn Over
  • An Idea for Quantity Production
  • A Dose for the Smart Guy
  • A Smart Move
  • The Tie Hold-Out
  • A Real Fooler for the Magicians
  • The Hair Gimmick
  • Something Worth Knowing
  • The Sleeve Holder
  • The Coat Holder
  • The Lapel Holder
  • The Coin Pick-Up
  • The Double Revelation
  • To Make Any Coin Appear Double-Headed
  • To Make Coin Turn Over in Closed Hand
  • An Idea for the Front- and Back-Palm
  • The Single Steal
  • The Passing Steal
  • The Kick
  • One in Many
• PART FOUR: Combination Moves of Coins with Matches
  • The Super-Subtle Secret Introduction
  • Super-Subtle Secret Extraction
  • The Secret Pick-Up
  • The Coin Lurk
  • Under Cover
  • The Roofer
  • The Slide Concealment
  • Rattling an Empty Box
  • The Basement Steal
  • The One Way Rattle
• PART FIVE: A Secret and Its Possibilities
  • The Scotch Coin
  • In the Office
  • In a Hotel Lobby
  • At a Convention
• PART SIX: Date Magiology
  • Date Detection
  • Dating the Coin
  • The Date Mystery
  • The Masked Helper
  • The Missing Date
  • Mental Delineation
• PART SEVEN: "Close-Up" Tricks
  • The Wacker
  • The Monocle Mystery
  • The Repeat Coin Trick
  • The Sleeve Bogey
  • Shoulder Arms
  • The Big Bite
  • The Double Bite
  • Unfair Exchange
  • The Twister
  • The Scotchman and the Jew
  • The Coin Toss
  • Matching the Coin
  • Perfect Timing
  • The Money Changer
  • The Street of Colon is Paved with Gold
  • Money is Made to Go
  • The Colorful Transformation
  • Sensitive Fingers
  • Hold On, Brother
  • The Magnetic Coin
  • The Eccentric Coin
  • The Vicious Triangle
  • The Coins Assembly
  • Right First Time
  • How the Devil Does He Do It
  • Curing a Bad Habit
  • Good Shootin'
  • My Hat
  • Money Sense
  • The Stolen Money
  • The Coin in the Cookie
  • Par Avion
  • The Purse Swindle
  • The Coin and the Orange

1st edition 1942, 116 pages; PDF 124 pages.
word count: 55916 which is equivalent to 223 standard pages of text

Publisher: Abbott Magic