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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fusiafinch, post: 1735204, member: 18382&quot;]Your last link looks like the one I purchased from Lighthouse. I also got a better stand than the one pictured. But for the money, it seems like a good bet. The last one is the one I would choose and it does offer good value. Just research the seller&#039;s feedback.</p><p><br /></p><p>I genrally like the camera and it works well with my Mac Pro laptop. The only criticism I have is that it&#039;s sometimes difficult to get the colors to come out on toned coins. There&#039;s a internal light source on the camera that is a bright whitish light that really shows details well but also can wash out subtle colors. </p><p><br /></p><p>Ultimately, for excellent photos, I think a regular digital camera with lighting system is the best way to to present the coins, but we&#039;re talking in excess of $500 for such a setup. So I would just get this cheap one and practice with it first. Use it to get started selling on eBay, like me, and get some practice. I&#039;ve generally had good luck, especially with raw coins. But I can&#039;t get the outstanding pictures I see on some sellers who obviously have better camera setups. But then again, I&#039;m never going to be one of those guys who put up fuzzy photos either. In the end, you get what you pay for. The last choice offers good value.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you like, you can look up my name on eBay, moonbirdy, and see the pictures I&#039;ve put up using that camera.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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