- Is the TOMLOV P10 good for coin grading?
- It shows fine surface detail at 100X on a built-in screen, which helps spot scratches, doubling and cleaning marks. It is not a grading tool on its own, and the fixed magnification means you cannot zoom out to see a whole coin at once.
- Does it need a phone or computer to work?
- No. The 2-inch LCD screen and internal memory let it work standalone. A PC connection is there if you want a larger view or to transfer files.
- How long does the battery last?
- The 500mAh battery is rated for up to 50 minutes per charge. Expect shorter runs with the lights on, so charge it between sessions.
- What is the UV light for?
- The four UV LEDs help check fluorescent features on banknotes, minerals and some stamps. They are not a substitute for a dedicated UV lamp for serious authentication.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the microscope, an 8GB SD card and a PC connection cable. Check the listing for any stand or case, since bundles vary.
- Can it magnify beyond 100X?
- Only digitally: 4X zoom on top of the fixed 100X optical magnification. Digital zoom adds pixels, not real optical detail.
- Where is the TOMLOV P10 Handheld Coin Magnifier Microscope with Light cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $23.99, as of our latest check.