The item in the photograph is a 60x— currency-detecting pocket microscope, a small handheld optical magnifier designed for examining banknotes and other objects in fine detail.
Body: Silver-coloured metallic casing with black adjustment components.
Optics: A clear viewing eyepiece at one end, with a focusing mechanism at the other.
Illumination: Built-in LED light, visible glowing at the side of the body.
Controls: A small switch on the side and a ridged focusing ring.
Intended use: Inspecting banknotes for fine printing, security details and possible counterfeits, as well as examining stamps, coins, printed materials and small objects.
ConditionGood
Good, with batteries. Screw battery cap cover needs rotating to get best connection
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