They do have some budget busting stuff if you're on a small budget but they have some nice stuff that will do well with even a small budget.
I'm baaack.... I thought I'd try an experiment, but it has taken me a few days to set it up. First, I set up a video studio, shown here. Yes, that's an iPhone sitting on a toilet paper tube as a makeshift tripod. Then, I took a video of the coin. People could not see luster in the still photos. The stills have a ton of detail but no movement. This is what I saw through the phone. I uploaded my iPhone videos to my laptop, got a video editor, and cropped them down. Then I saved as a YouTube video. So, is this a useful approach when the still photos don't give us all the information we need?
I give you and A for ingenuity in setting up the phone using a TP tube but your coin gets an F for luster. Even though you can see a hint of luster that would be considered no luster due to cleaning and would receive the 'cleaned' attribute on a good slab.