Sign up for our monthly newsletter Email: Name: INTRODUCTION PALMING TRICKS WITH COINS TRICKS WITH COMMON OBJECTS TRICKS WITH CUPS & BALLS TRICKS WITH HANDKERCHIEFS CHINESE TRICKS TRICKS AT TABLE TRICKS WITH CARDS GENERAL REMARKS THE TABLE & DRESS SLEIGHTS & PROPERTIES FOR GENERAL USE TRICKS WITH CARDS TRICKS WITH HANDKERCHIEFS & GLOVES TRICKS WITH COINS MISCELLANEOUS THE CORNUCOPIAN HAT TRICKS WITH WATCHES & LIVE STOCK SHAM MESMERISM, CLAIRVOYANCE, etc. FINAL INSTRUCTIONS	Method 3. The Thumb Palm This palm is not generally known, which is to be wondered at, for it is a very safe and easy one. The coin is simply held between the thumb and forefinger, and then slid to the root of the latter, where it is held, as in Fig. 4. The only objection to this palm is that it keeps the thumb a close prisoner, to the manifest loss of grace, but it is exceedingly useful for large and slippery coins, such as half-crowns, pennies, and crowns. Method 4.-Two, three, and four coins may be palmed by the first method, but the method shown at Fig. 5 is the safer. There is a rather unnatural disposition of the thumb about it, but the fingers are left free play.