One Coin Vol 1-3 by Sho Takashige, Mario Lopez, Ponta the Smith

One Coin Vol 1 by Ponta the Smith
In part one of the series, Ponta will show you an elegant, fooling routine that is smooth as silk, yet is achieved with nothing more than finger palm. But more important than the routine itself is the thinking behind it. The central idea here is Ponta’s concept of “flow”. Every movement, every vanish and every appearance seems to flow effortlessly into the next. Yet this is not by mere accident, and Ponta goes into great detail to explain his thinking every step of the way. Armed with this knowledge, you can apply the same ideas to more complex routines to create even stronger miracles.

One Coin Vol 2 by Mario Lopez
When we approached Mario Lopez with the concept, we were keen to see what the Spanish wizard would come up with. He absolutely blew our expectations out of the water. His routine “One Fly” has everything you could want from a routine: a fun, original presentation, an easy-to-follow structure, and some moments of complete impossibility.
The fact that it is all achieved with just one coin makes it all the more remarkable.

As well as all the sleights and subtleties, Mario also goes in depth about his creative process, his thoughts on plot and presentation and more.

One Coin Vol 3 by Sho Takashige
In part three of the series, FISM winner Sho Takashige introduces a wonderful sequence full of elegant, impossible-looking coin magic. It starts with a very devious barehanded coin production, follows with a cleverly-constructed series of vanishes and appearances, before ending just as clean as you started.

Best of all, it is far easier than it looks, and should be well within the grasp of any intermediate coin worker.