COMET C/2023 V5 (LEONARD)
     Gregory J. Leonard, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of
Arizona, reports his discovery of another comet on images obtained on Nov. 6
UT with the Catalina Sky Survey's 0.68-m Schmidt telescope (discovery
observations tabulated below).  The comet showed a moderately condensed coma
10" across with no apparent tail in four co-added 30-s exposures.

     2023 UT             R.A. (2000) Decl.       Mag.   Observer
     Nov.  6.14346   22 17 57.49   - 8 47 42.1   17.4   Leonard
           6.14852   22 17 51.86   - 8 46 39.7   17.7     "
           6.15358   22 17 46.19   - 8 45 38.3            "
           6.15865   22 17 40.47   - 8 44 37.0   17.8     "

 
COMET C/2023 V4 (CAMARASA-DUSZANOWICZ)
     Jordi Camarasa (Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain) reports the discovery of a
somewhat-diffuse comet by Grzegorz Duszanowicz (Akersberga, Sweden) and
himself on CMOS-camera images taken on Nov. 5.1 UT using two 0.28-m f/1.9
Schmidt-Cassegrain (Celestron C11) telescopes located at Duszanowicz's
"Moonbase South Observatory" at the Hakos "Astro Farm" in Namibia (discovery
observations tabulated below).  Follow-up observations by Camarasa and
Duszanowicz with a Celestron 14 f/7 telescope on Nov. 5.81-5.86 revealed a
clear tail, and the cometary nature of the object was obvious.

     2023 UT             R.A. (2000) Decl.       Mag.   Observer
     Nov.  5.05544    3 54 14.20   -48 50 30.8   18.7   Camarasa
           5.06154    3 54 13.59   -48 50 30.9   18.5     "
           5.06612    3 54 13.04   -48 50 31.1   18.6     "
           5.06765    3 54 12.88   -48 50 31.4   18.6     "