Magnification

Arnolds · December 30, 2017 7:23PM

What magnification system would you recommend. I have bad vision. For around $100?

Insider2 · December 30, 2017 7:34PM

Now you got me! Magnification is the "great equalizer" but if you cannot see anyway....? Need more info. Can you see the surface of a coin sharply? What do you use now?

Arnolds · December 30, 2017 8:41PM

I use manly a jewelers loupe. I became lost in it see things that are not there Like double die so on. Would like something i could connect to a pc or lap top for a larger pic

Insider2 · December 30, 2017 9:43PM

Jeweler's loupes are good for watchmakers and jewelers but not for coins. There are several miniature microscopes that connect to computers listed on Amazon. Check for the reviews others leave to get a good one. I don't use these so I will be of no help. I use a stereo microscope and both eyes.

blitzdude · January 4, 2018 7:12PM

I'm curious too. Would be nice to have magnified digital video to PC.

Could anyone recommend a good loupe as well? Nice to have something at coin shows, auctions etc. when the computer is not available. I was going to start a thread but saw this one so figured it best to ask here. Thanks

bsshog40 · January 5, 2018 9:25PM

I have a Bausch & lomb 7x Loupe. Very nice and clear. I also do watch repairs and I have a Donovan Visor that comes in handy also. For microscope pictures, I have a celestron digital microscope. Works pretty good also.

blitzdude · January 6, 2018 2:30PM

@bsshog40 said:
I have a Bausch & lomb 7x Loupe. Very nice and clear. I also do watch repairs and I have a Donovan Visor that comes in handy also. For microscope pictures, I have a celestron digital microscope. Works pretty good also.

Nice, thanks for the info.

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