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 ====== Coin Under Bill Concealment ======
-The idea hiding a coin under one end of an open bill, then transferring it to the opposite end of the bill (and opposite hand) in the action of giving the bill a snap between the hands was described by Dino R. Mazza in "Dino's Silver Phantasy", //[[http://askalexander.org/display/3097/New+Phoenix/369|New Phoenix]]//, No. 388, March 1964, p. 379. Mazza died in February 21, 1964. This publication of the idea predates that in Andrus's //Five Dollar Trix// (1973).
+A coin hidden behind one end of a bill is transferred behind the other end in the action of bringing the hands together and then apart, snapping the bill taught between them. First published by Clayton William Rosencrance in the March 1924 issue of //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38424/The+Sphinx/21|The Sphinx]]//, and later reinvented (see "Michell's Move" in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/13129/Phoenix+151+200/187|The Phoenix]]//, No. 196 and Dino R. Mazza's "Dino's Silver Phantasy" in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/3097/New+Phoenix/369|New Phoenix]]//, No. 388, March 1964).
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