Have you wanted to photograph a coin with your "average" digital camera, only to find that the picture comes out blurry and unrecognizable? It's been suggested that one needs a $1000 SLR Camera.  Nonsense. I simply apply a 5 power jeweler's loupe to my camera lens and, with a small pre-measured dowel that is cut to the correct focus length sticking out of the camera, so as to touch the surface of the table the coin is on, I can take sharp pictures with an average $100 digital camera. The only difference is that the images are "round", and may not be perfectly centered. No big deal considering the money I saved, and I get an image good enough to get the point across. I will share a few examples (note: these examples are thumbnails, so they will not be as sharp as the actual larger image) :





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