Coin Microscope with Weighing Scale, 7" Digital Magnifier DM4W Max 2K Full View Coin Scope, 0.1g Accuracy, LED Lights, Weight Scale for Coin Collectors, Jeweler, Students, Win/Mac Compatible

Weigh and Inspect in
One Device: This coin microscope combines magnified viewing with built-in weighing, helping collectors inspect coin details and verify weight in one setup without switching between a microscope and a separate scale. Full View for
Coins up to 32mm: The DM4W Max uses an upgraded lens to show many common coins up to 32mm in full view on screen, making this coin microscope with light and scale easier for checking the date, design, edge, mint area, and overall condition with less repositioning. Larger coins may require repositioning for detailed inspection. 0.1 g Weighing Microscope for
Adults: This coin microscope with scale provides 0.1 g resolution and ± 0.5 g accuracy, helping collectors check coins, gemstones, jewelry, and small valuables with useful weight reference. Choose from 0.0 g, 0.00 oz, 0.0 ct, and 0.00 ozt displays for common coins, precious metals, gems, and small items. 4 Weighing Units for Coin
Collection Supplies: This coin microscope with scale supports g, oz, ct, and ozt, allowing collectors to choose the right unit for each scenariograms for common coin weight checks, troy ounces for silver and gold pieces, and carats for jewelry, gems, or other small valuables. Sharp 2K Video for
Coin Detail: This digital microscope captures coin inspections in crisp 2K video and up to 5440×3060 (16M) photos, helping collectors save clearer views of mint marks, surface wear, scratches, edge details, and error features.
Larger 7-Inch Viewing Screen: The DM4W Max digital microscope features a 7-inch 800×480 screen, helping collectors view coin details more comfortably during inspection, sorting, grading reference, and long observation sessions. USB Output for
Coin Review: Connect this video microscope to a larger computer screen for real-time coin inspection, helping collectors view fine details more comfortably, compare surface condition, record findings, and share close-up views with family, buyers, students, or coin groups