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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Brian Calvert, post: 2212069, member: 75282&quot;]That image will give the counterfeiter a heads up. Images like that are easy to do when using an electron microscope, think it was called... When making carbide drill bit for M.A.Ford mfg. we had to sharpen the diamond grinding wheels. Had a great machine for it that could pull up an awesome image like that. Once we noticed how great it was, we bought a microscope with a monitor feature, software, etc. About $3200.00.</p><p>I have been meaning to ask if anyone here has a setup like that, for checking coins ? You could really make a nice setup with a coin slide, a stop, and a drop feature. Add a bad of coins to a bin and go to town. Someone really good could write a program looking for &#039;x&quot; image&#039;s... Tough program and matching software would be expensive.</p><p>Just think for the right investment, it could have a long term money making outcome. Reduces 90% of labor and you can identify ever coin quickly...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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