I like the contrast between the black background and the coins here, though i wonder if a little softer light would light them more evenly to eliminate the glare on some, and the darkness on others. Nice composition
Spelling mistake in the title. S**t happens. Irregular composition, the coins don't touch each other everywhere. The flashlight destroyed most of the relief. The lower coin is too dark, the upper right is too bright. Good idea to put another coin into the middle than on the outside. It's hard to find out about that, though. They should all be straightened, too, with the bears looking all into the same direction. See Murphy's Law...
I've been distressed many times paying for something with change only to find a Canadian coin bollixing up the purchase. Yet, I've never seen a Canadian dollar. Pretty cool. Anyway, if the light could have been adjusted to keep a few of the coins from glaring, so the coins would be easier to read it would have been better.
Good idea. Colors are unusual. IMO it would be stronger with less symetry, possibly a different angle and stronger focus. Shooting reflective surfaces is about the hardest thing to photograph, because you are shooting reflections, not the subject itself so much. Worthy of reshooting if you have the time and inclination.
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