- 1). Watch videos of magicians on Web sites such as Youtube, Hulu and Dailymotion. If you know the name of a certain kind of coin trick, incorporate the name into your search. Watching videos is not only a free way to learn tricks, but it is easy to understand how a trick is done when you can see it from different angles or in slow motion.
- 2). Ask your friends if they know any good coin tricks and can teach you how to do them. Coin tricks are good conversation starters
- 3). There are hundreds of Web sites dedicated to people who enjoy performing magic tricks. Sites such as GoodTricks.net, Howtodotricks.com and LearnCoinMagicTricks.com provide instructions on how to do many different coin tricks, free of charge.
- 4). Go to the library and search for books with coin trick explanations. Books relating to this topic will be filed under the Dewey Decimal number 790.
- 5). Watch television and keep an eye out for any shows about magic or illusion. Often times illusionists will tell the audience how to do some of their easier tricks during the program.
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