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A loupe on the end of a point and shoot works for extreme close ups. A small tripod can help with the macro work - you can crop, focus and play with the lighting without holding the camera at the same time.
Thanks Jason, I will try that out this evening and hopefully post some photos tomorrow.
ray_parkhurst is very knowledgeable about photography. Pay attention to his threads. He also sells some set ups for coin photography. I took his advise on a specific object microscope objective, and it worked out really well as it gave me the working distance I needed to light the coins the way I like.
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