one more pic, sorry for the slightly fuzzy pic, but on my microscope, I have to physically push a button on the lens housing to take a pic of whatever is under it and it can be tough to get a really clear picture...
After noticing the second photo, I am quite certain it's not the one you're hoping for, and I do not believe it to be 302 either. Also, and for future reference, straight on shots are preferable to those taken at an angle, and it is usually a good idea to add photos of the entire coin as well.
Thanks for your response, Books. The microscope I use is kinda lame. it has 2 buttons/controls on it, one turns the led lights on and off, the 2nd one takes a picture. Both buttons/controls are on the same part of the microscope as the lens. When I push the button, the lens moves creating a less than perfect picture. I need to find one that can take pictures without the potential of moving the lens in the process. Here is a picture from the microscope. I had to use "print screen" and copy and paste into paintshop pro and then cut and paste to save just the image.
