Description: Han Ping Chien Coin Move A coin move where coins are apparently dropped from one hand but actually dropped from another. Han Ping Chien is credited with being the originator of this move used within a popular coin trick, which bears his name. The Han Ping Chien coin move was first published by Ladson Butler in a manuscript titled The Han Ping Chien Coin Trick (1917). Done with eight coins and a borrowed finger ring, "The Han Ping Chien Coin Trick" fooled close-up audiences for decades. Seated at a table with four silver coins in his left hand and the borrowed ring in his right hand, Han Ping Chien would begin his trick. Placing his right hand beneath the table, he would claim that the ring had magical magnetic properties. He would then cause all four coins in his left hand to magically pass through the table, and join the others and the ring. After showing his left hand empty, his right hand was brought above the table and opened. It now contained all eight coins and the borrowed ring. The ring supposedly attracted them all together, as if by magic. A six coined version of "The Han Ping Chien Coin Trick" is taught in the book Magic Digest written by George B. Anderson (1972, Digest Books Inc.) Although most sources describe the sleight with both hands palm down, Han performed it with the "dropping" hand palm up[citation needed]. Ron Bauer has suggested that Han Ping Chien, as a result of his difficulties with English, used exaggerated mannerisms and timing to misdirect the audience during the move, and that Tony Slydini later used the same techniques when performing the trick.[1] In The Dai Vernon Book of Magic, (1957) Ganson described the move as part of an effect titled "A Chinese Classic." Vernon had altered the move from what Han originally developed by rotating the hand so the palm was perpendicular to the table and moved the hand to the table's surface. The move itself was published in David P. Abbott's Book of Mysteries (1977), but can also be found in most other coin books like J. B. Bobo's Modern Coin Magic(1952). An new modern version was published in Jay Sankey's Book Sankey Panky by Richard Kaufman (1986). Includes 4 Silver Coins and one Copper Palming Coin. You can add as many coins as you wish. We include the basic coins to learn the effect. Make sure you click on our store icon. Thousands of rare and vintage items up for auction in our eBay Store. Make an offer available on all items. Many out of production and no longer available. Check it out! PLEASE NOTE: WE SELL VINTAGE COLLECTIONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. WE ARE NOT DEALERS OF NEW ITEMS. IF YOU WANT OUT OF PRODUCTION, OUT OF STOCK, DISCOUNTED ITEMS, RARE, SCARCE, WE ARE FOR YOU. OUR DESCRIPTIONS ARE THE BEST WE KNOW. IF IT'S NOT PHOTOGRAPHED IT'S NOT INCLUDED. Make an offer available on all items. Many out of production and no longer available. Check it out! Please note: When we accept offers it is accepted with stated shipping charges per item. If you use a buy it now we can combine shipping charges. We will not do both: discount the item and reduce shipping charges. ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BUYING PLEASE. WE DO NOT WANT ANY MISUNDERSTANDING ON DESCRIPTIONS. AN ADDITIONAL $2.00 FOR INSURANCE IS ADDED TO THE S/H FEE FOR ITEMS OVER $150. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
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