For a beginner... you picked two of the most advanced DVDs.
Agreed.
Unfortunately, as much as Ponta makes it look easy, I can tell you that his stuff is beyond your level.
If you cannot classic palm, finger palm, clip, muscle pass all of these moves like a bad habit, then I'm afraid that Ponta's DVD will make you hate coin magic.
Ponta assumes that you can do these moves like most advanced DVDs. By advanced, it assumes that you have the basics down pat, so no time is usually wasted in these DVD's to teach you the basics.
Coinone is also advanced. It is amazing, but at your level, you're better off getting the basics down then moving up the ladder.
By which I'm assuming you're a COMPLETE beginner.
Id' definitely recommend Bobo's.
Some other excellent DVD's are
David Roth's Expert Coin Magic Vol 1 (Roth is an excellent teacher and covers all the basics you need to succeed in coin magic)
In the Beginning there were Coins by Jay Noblezada (I enjoyed the routines, especially his Coins Across. If like "street" routines, then this DVD is fantastic.)
Keep in mind that by "street" I mean, no tables required. Not Criss Angel or David Blaine.
Ammar's Intro to Coin Magic is also a good choice as well, because it's Ammar, he's amazing.
Good luck. Take your time.