How to shoot ancient coins with a digital camera!

After reading your question and introduction, it is estimated that you may still have a bad result because of the shaking factor of your hand and the focal length.

Using a small aperture will inevitably affect the shutter speed, and a long shutter speed is not conducive to hand-held shooting.

A copper coin? How big can an ancient coin look when it is photographed at a distance of about one meter? How do you explain the details of the information on the copper coin?

Good light? The aperture should be very small ... this is generally just some requirements for ordinary landscape photography, isn't it appropriate? The landlord needs to shoot small objects similar to ancient coins.

Suggest the landlord to use it? Macro mode! ? Try to use the macro mode in natural light, stabilize the camera, use a tripod if necessary (it is best to use a small mini tripod like you), and the lens should be no closer than 2~3 cm and no farther than 8~ 10 cm from the coin (depending on the specific performance of the camera, of course), and aim at the focal length? Press the shutter, try a few more times, and then look.

And attach 1 and two similar photos of me. I hope there will be more exchanges in the future.