The cheap upgrade from a magnifying glass. A USB digital microscope puts the coin on your screen so you can actually see the detail, and grab clear photos of mint marks and errors. Get at least 50x.
Get a USB digital microscope, it's way more useful than those handheld ones because you can see the coin on your computer screen and take clear photos. That's huge for documenting errors or sharing for a grade.
Look for at least 50x magnification; anything less won't show you enough detail. They run around $30-40 and work way better than a regular magnifying glass for spotting mint marks, die cracks, and wear.
At least 50x, less won't show mint marks and die detail clearly.
A USB scope puts it on your screen and takes photos, which is far more useful for grading and sharing.
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