Coin Ring Thing

Super simple gimmick if you want to call it that. it's more of a modification but it allows for dope effects

An excellent addition to Garrett Thomas Ring Thing. Can't recommend it enough!!! 5_stars all the way!!

You, Sir, are a gentleman. Well done. And well done to Team Ellusionist....but what else is new?

The simple yet powerful concepts and handlings are what make these routines desirable. Everyone knows what a coin and a ring are and already have notions of what they represent, so the hook is already set. Nice routine flow and the ability to adapt it to many different storylines give this a versatility give you even more value. Thanks for this gem.

Coin Ring Thing...this has been out for a while and I was inspired to learn this after watching Dan's lecture.
This is an amazing trick. A lot of people complain about the advertisement, but the method more then makes up for it. There are complaints about extra spending...you find the right shop and it shouldn't cost you all that much, where I live you can get the necessary things for 1 (transfer to $1-2) and that's quite cheap for a gimmick that can be used over and over again.
The trick is angle sensitive, it's better when used in a one on one situation or a very small group, unless you take out certain moves. It is going to be necessary to know at least some basics in Coin magic before you learn this if you want to end clean.
I've been looking forward to adding this into my routines for a while now and have been working on it for a bit now, I love the idea of the effect, and have already been messing around with the basic concept.
If you're a coin or ring guy, consider this and you'll he surprised how well this can work, especially when transitioning from effects

Ok, so let's be honest, when we watch trailer videos we understand that the trick looks fantastic to the camera but we don't know how convincing it is from other angles until we buy. I was sceptical but decided that for $9.00 it was worth the risk. I was very pleasantly surprised. If you want to perform these tricks, in addition to owning the obvious ring and coin you're also going to need to do some arts and crafts shopping (between $5 and $10). Also given ways to make effects even stronger if you happen to own duplicates. He doesn't hold your hand in terms of working it into your routine, but I really don't think that's required. This download will give you everything you need to create the visual moments displayed on the trailer to a greater range of angles than I expected. All in all, it was better than I expected, and for $9.00 I'd buy it again. Nice work Mr Hauss

I was really excited about this trick, then I became disappointed when I saw the reveal. I thought it was going to be more impromptu than what it was. I was hoping they would have told you before the trick that it requires a gimmick and a bit more spending. I thought this was an anywhere any ring any time trick. Its not. If you wish to purchase it, you will have to buy other things.

The advertisement is a little misleading with the phrase "sleight of hand"....it actually uses a gimmick. Which is fine....if you know that ahead of time.

The concept is pretty good and it looks great!

The other problem is that my ring is bigger than a quarter which means I can't do it......unless I use a half dollar or carry a smaller ring.

I was really looking forward to this one :(