USB device to magnify??

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Jerry552

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It is called a digital microscope. You can get one of ebay for about $50.00 for a fairly good one. Just make sure the magnification isn't to much if you are planing to use it for jewelry and coins. I have one and it works great.
HH, Jerry
 

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Thank you Jerry! Yes, my use would be for coins and jewelry. What magnification range would you suggest?
 

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osearsoyi

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YES i also agree with them and it is surely digital microscope as i recently purchased it costed me for 75$ and is verty good device for checking the jewelleries etc
 

Jerry552

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The one I purchased is a VEHO VMS-004. It has a magnification of 40 to 400 magnification. However, I teach forensic science and use it in the classifying fingerprints, so you might not need that much magnification. I use it for my finds also. I researched the different models out there and this was the one most recommended by the law enforcement community. I paid $68.00 for mine and have had it for about 2 years so you might find it a little cheaper.
 

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That seams a bit powerful for coins. I think 10 power would work just right. Frank
 

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That seams a bit powerful for coins. I think 10 power would work just right. Frank

I might need a little higher power Frankn, I'm lookin into that crystal ball and don't see nothin...or are you supposed to tell me after I give you 20 bucks?
 

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Thanks again for the info guys. I will do some checking Jerry, I could see that being useful for my work as well.
 

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The one I have is a Celestron handheld digital microscope, it does come with a stand, works great.
 

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Finderskeepers, If you don't see nothing, that means you do see something. Just send me the $20. LOL Frank crystal ball 2  700.jpg
 

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If you twist out the lens so it's just about to fall out on a regular Web cam you can do this.
 

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