title: The Dirty Little Secrets About ?Cleaned? Coins: A Common Sense Handbook on Coin Cleaning
author: J. W. Swank
description: He spent two years in the USNR and four years in the USN. He retired after thirty years with Xerox Corporation. He is a graduate of De Vry Institute of Technology, Chicago and Utility Engineering Institute, Chicago. He has a wife of forty-five years and two grown daughters. He has been collecting coins for over forty years. He is a member of the ANA and a life member of the PNS (Pensacola Numismatic Society). He has taken ANA courses in grading uncirculated and circulated coin, Minting processes and Mint errors and varieties. He collects Morgan dollars, Walkers halves, Franklin halves, Indian Head pennies, Buffalo nickels, and Proof quarters and nickels. He does coin collection appraisals on the side.
zlib_text: 10 amazing routines using the ‘dynamic 
  coins’ gimmick. 
   
  Dynamic Coins is an great prop which has one very 
  well known effect - the appearing and disappearing 
  coin routine. The prop is a pair of brass caps which 
  can be shown empty, and a normal brass ring.  
  Inside the two brass caps are shells - false stacks of 
  four coins. A genuine coin of matching value is placed 
  on top and the five coins can be made to appear, 
  disappear, penetrate and move invisibly. Some newer 
  versions of this gimmick can be handed out for 
  examination. This manuscript contains effects 
  designed for those, but if you have one which cannot 
  be examined or closely viewed, just skip any 
  audience participation or examination  
  sections in the instruction. 
   
  Contents -  
  -appearance 
  -penetration 
  -transposition 
  -vanish 
   
  -lost coins 
  -5p’s to 10p’s 
  -through the table 
  -coins in head 
  -die to coins 
  -coins in can 
   
   
  
  The first 4 effects should have come with your prop. They can be 
  performed as separate 