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Gloved hand closes around Coin tweezers, flexing both shanks together. Coin tweezers touch Shapur-face specimen at opposing rim points and support it 2 mm above Work pad. Papak-face specimen lies flat against Work pad. Shapur-face specimen casts a short lower-right shadow onto Work pad; Papak-face specimen casts a shorter shadow in the same direction. The two specimens remain separated by approximately one coin diameter. Each coin is literally 17 mm across, approximately the width of an adult thumbnail. It is present day: Powder-free grey nitrile glove; the operator is cropped at the wrist.; Worn silver, blackened steel, nitrile, and matte archival fibre.; Precision coin tweezers and controlled raking illumination for numismatic examination.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Forensic, restrained scrutiny.. 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