Flat-bed scanners - which brand & model do you use for scanning your banknotes & coins?
In my case,it is my Canon CanoScan LiDE 25 flat-bed scanner.
Which brand & model of flat-bed scanner do you use for scanning your banknotes & coins?
Aidan.
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Permalink Reply by Rony 'kidromeo' Ghose on -
I use an all in one of HP model PSC 1410. It's not good but its all I got. I prefer taking coin pics with my camera but its time consuming stuff.
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Permalink Reply by Steve W on -
I use an Epson flat-bed scanner. It cost about $200 USD and works very well.
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Permalink Reply by Buffalo on -
I have a Brother MFC-9440cn that does great on notes, photos, basically anything flat. It doesn't do well at all on coins that are slabbed or in air-tites or other holders. As far as I can tell there is no way to adjust the focal range. The surface of the holder or whatever is in sharp focus, but the coin inside is not, so I use a camera for those.
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Permalink Reply by Steve W on
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Aidan,
These coins were scanned by an Epson V500 photo scanner. Again, it only cost $200. Judge for yourself. They are all in holders which does distort the image a bit.
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Permalink Reply by Aidan Work on -
Steve,
Those are good.
Some scanners scan coins,but they refuse to scan banknotes.
Using my CanoScan LiDE25 scanner & http://www.photoscape.org is very handy for me.
Have a look here; http://www.uscoininfo.com/gallery/ .
Aidan.
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