Silver Diamond by Takahiro ( Instant Download )

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After two years, TAKAHIRO’s Cylinder & Coin has returned with more power!

“I was surprised that a new answer could be found within the classic framework of Cylinder & Coin. It breaks the conventional wisdom of the plot while remaining orthodox, and is perfect and beautifully put together. I’m impressed.”
– Ponta the Smith

“First thing I’d like to say about TAKAHIRO’s “Silver Diamond”: “I was amazed!”

I consider myself a super fan of the Cylinder & Coin magic trick. I’ve enjoyed many magicians’ works for nearly 40 years since Ramsay’s original, but Yoichi Akamatsu’s work was the best for me in terms of the strength of the magic, which makes me exclaim “Wow!” because of the mystery. TAKAHIRO’s Cylinder & Coin “Silver Diamond” is on par with Akamatsu’s work. The approach to the magic is different, but the pleasant deception is the same.

The only disappointment is that this “Silver Diamond” will be released on video. If you can only see it live, you’ll have to follow TAKAHIRO’s live performances for 20 years to find out the secret.
– Shono Katsuyoshi French Drop Co., Ltd.

Cylinder & Coin is a coin movement phenomenon invented by John Ramsay

TAKAHIRO has succeeded in creating such a classic plot as a more mysterious “SILVER DIAMOND”. It is a work endorsed by one of Japan’s leading coin magicians. The

traditional phenomenon of cylinder & coin is left intact, but various problems are solved in a never-before-seen way. Not only is the ingenuity of the assembly, but also his smooth movements when viewed from the back view are noteworthy. It is only natural that he performs a performance that should not be easy without any hesitation. A

transparent tube is used instead of a cylinder for the explanation, and the angle is carefully taken, so it is very easy to understand.

This is a work that can be recommended to anyone who is familiar with magic. Please take a look.

All explanations are by movement (no voice or subtitles)
There is no detailed explanation of the techniques. It is for intermediate to advanced users.