Good Camera For Beginning Coin Photographer?

I will go down to WB and click the over button

Bryan,

What exactly are you referring to by the "over button"?

when I say over button I know its confusing because it confused sidekick also, I just click the over button on the directional kep pad (square that has arrows on it) and then it will just have WB showing and then you just put a white piece of paper under the light you will be ising infront of the lens and hold the EXE until the green light stops flashing. Sorry for confusing you

Here are my latest attempts.It turns out that the lady who had the 1928 Peace dollar, I referred to in the above post, actually had 2 of them. She took them to a reputable (IMHO) coin shop and was offered $300.00 for each of them. She is now offering them to me for the same price. I realize that the 1928 is the key coin in this series, but since I don't plan to collect them I was thinking of purchasing them and possibly submitting them to PCGS and then flipping them in order to get coins that I am interested in. Hopefully these photos will be good enough that the knowledgeable people on CCF will be able to advise me if they think that these coins are a good bargain at this price. I welcome any and all opinions and guidance regarding my opportunity and plan of action.

She is being offered a fine price for those coins in that condition. You will not be able to flip them for profit after paying the cost of getting them slabbed; break-even in a PCGS slab would be about AU55 and I don't believe either of them will reach that plateau, much less the higher grade required for profit.

1928's aren't all that uncommon. Kinda like 1909S-VDB's, they're a "commodity" item which has a lot of turnover due to demand.

I should have been clear that the $600.00 came from the coin shop that had made the verbal offers last week, not me:)

As a newbie am looking to improve my coin photography. So far with my Canon S50 it has been pretty dismal. I have a long way to go to match the above coin photos!
So, have been trying in the UK for a JVC QX3 or 5, but with no success, seems it's a rare bird in the UK. However, on ebay UK was successful in my £30 bid for a Canon SD630 6MP, 3" screen macro, focus 3-50cm. It seemed a reasonable price for what was on offer. I am hoping it will fit the bill! Don't know what they cost new, but guess it's a few years old.
I need to get a small table tripod and a cable release and then it's going to be quite interesting!
Will keep you advised!