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Hey everyone! 馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃 I'm having some trouble with the classic coin palm. I'm not sure if the problem is my hands (I'm 13) or the coin itself. It measures 3 cm across and 0.2 cm thick. Does anyone have any advice? 馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃

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Willy Quintana-Lacaci

Hey Dario,

Could you send a video or some pictures of you doing the palm? That would give us a better idea of how to help.

It's usually trickier to make your hand look natural with small coins than with larger ones.

Cheers!

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Arnau

What Spanish coin is the most suitable?

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Dario tellez calzada

Well, I use a 1970 Mexican coin. It's about 3cm across.

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SGab

While the coin itself is important, you'll only master the palm with practice. I suggest you keep the coin palmed during a few meals; that's how you'll gain a natural feel for it. All the best!

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Botas

Dario, when you're working on your palm, you can bring your thumb and index finger a little closer together, but without them touching, to make it look more natural. You can also get a little help from your pinky, but the best approach is to keep it relaxed and at the same level as your other fingers for the most natural appearance.

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