What Specific Stock Photo Sources Of Coins Are Accepted In 'Coin Community?'

And how would a stock photo provide value of "your" coin?

It's not your coin, you can't use someone else's photo of a different coin to get the value of yours.

It's also not the camera (well it's the camera and knowing how to use it).

I can pretty much use this picture to price a coin?

I was advised that images of coins from online coinbook guides are not accepted in 'Coin Community.'

These are digital camera pics, taken by me, uploaded here, not good enough? If I were to do a single side at a time, they'd be even better.

And, if you post pictures of your actual coin - not some random stock photo of a 1969-D cent - we can have an opinion as to whether or not it really is "MS-65", and point you in the direction of a current price guide.

For example, the NGC price guide currently lists three prices for MS-65 1969-D cents, depending on the "redness" of your coin: $2.50 for MSBN, $10 for MSRB and $12.50 for MSRD. Granted, this price guide is for slabbed coins, and presumably yours is not slabbed since you "found it in change" and haven't mentioned you've gone and gotten it slabbed, but it still indicates how we can't help without pictures of your actual coin - because we can't see how "red" your coin is, or even if it truly is MS-65.