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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Iceman444443, post: 1279708, member: 32766&quot;]Reading this question I believe it is a two part question.&nbsp; I am in the same quandary as I have a &quot;bunch&quot; of cents to look through - I&#039;m talking thousands.&nbsp; While the above replies are great for looking at cents that have been identified as errors, the preliminary work to get to this stage also needs to be addressed.&nbsp; Scanning &quot;bunches&quot; of cents using a loupe or a magnifier on a stand is very time consuming as each coin must be picked up and looked at individually.&nbsp;&nbsp; My thought is to scan &quot;X&quot; number of coins on a desktop with a hand held magnifier to eliminate those that are undesirable and then use the loupe and/or stand on the remaining for final analysis.&nbsp; I have a 3&quot; hand held magnifier which is probably a 2X but these old eyes just can&#039;t see the date or mint mark clearly so I am in the market for something more powerful.&nbsp; Unfortunately those for sale in a store are wrapped in plastic which does not provide a good view of what you will actually see.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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