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Message:: [QUOTE="C G Memminger, post: 2098187, member: 71506"]physics-fan.....for the most part, I agree.  there are certain die clashes on certain coins which command significant premiums...if you can detect the clash.  some DCs are subtle, some are not. other coins need close-up photos because of markers which separate the coin from other varieties. I buy and sell coins and currency, so..... Like the 1893-S Morgan.  My camera's zoom capacity does not allow me to pick up the die scratch on the T in L-I-B-E-R-T-Y, or the little "rabbit ears" die gouges at the bottom of the left leg of the R in L-I-B-RE-R-T-Y.  This gizmo does.  try to take a photo of a reverse plate number on large-sized US bills.  If i want to sell a mule, I would want to be able to capture the image of the teeny, tiny number.  But wait, there's more.  I can attach a little round dental mirror attachment and scope out my uvula or wisdom teeth.  and another attachment which I can stick in my ear and snoop around!!! or get a really close-up look at a dead fly's eye!!!![/QUOTE]