Finally Started Looking For Error LMCs Last Night.

The biggest problems with the USB scopes are the plastic lens on them. You can always tell on them because of the lack of clarity of the image and the pink color on copper coins. Best to get one that works right the first time. Buying a scope with too much power is not the right scope. 2-3 different powers are not the right scope why? Because you need to see sometimes something in between these settings. So a scope with an infinite zoom is better. That way determine how much you want to see. The better choice for power is the 3.5-35x zoom scope. I've had mine for years. Any problems I've had through the years with it I figured out how to fix. A while back I was in a thrift store and there was a new one. It had a missing glass table round lens ( probably the reason for sending it to a thrift store) and I bought it. It was 10% of what my other scope was. Still haven't set it up yet. Someday........

Here you go chafemasterj. Here's a USB scope that I bought for 34.95 on ebay. It works great and gets the job done easily. Not only do I use it, but Mark also has the same one as me. Here's the ebay link to the USB scope. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Plugable-U...262361512520

I went through 4 different USB scopes before I found one that worked for me which is the Celestron 5mp digital. It runs around $100. The one thing that I'm sure most of us who use a scope, is getting the lighting right! It takes a lot of practice.here are a few pics done with my scope. And yes, it will take full pics of large dollars.