Photograph both sides
Use clear obverse and reverse photos to provide the date, mint mark, portrait, legend, edge, and design clues.
Photo-assisted coin identification
Study the coin.
Keep the context.
Photograph the obverse and reverse for a likely match, then compare date, mint, composition, condition and value context, collecting notes, and related questions.
Free download · optional ProiPhone and iPad · iOS 17.6+By Ideas All Day Ltd
Built for the task
Photograph both sides
Native iOS
The short answer
A direct definition for readers, search engines, and answer systems.
What is Coin Identifier?
Coin Identifier is an iPhone and iPad app that analyzes photographs of a coin and suggests a likely type, denomination, country, period, date, and mint. It organizes visible details, condition and value context, historical notes, follow-up questions, and saved collection records.
Photo-based identification, condition, authenticity, certification, and value information is educational context—not an official grade, appraisal, authentication, provenance finding, or guaranteed price.
- Input
- Front + reverse
- Result
- Likely match
- Collection
- Private + iCloud
Inside the app
Focused tools, built around one job.
Every feature supports the same workflow, so the app feels like a system rather than a folder of disconnected AI buttons.
01
Compare useful details
Review the likely denomination, country, period, composition, dimensions, mintage context, and historical notes.
Qualified condition and value
See image-based condition observations and a value range with clear reminders that neither is an official grade or appraisal.
Build a private collection
Save likely matches, organize them into collections, and sync through your private iCloud account when available.
Ask coin questions
Ask about history, preservation, grading factors, or varieties while treating every AI answer as fallible reference material.
Verification boundaries
The app never presents a photo result as authentication, certification, provenance verification, or a guaranteed sale price.
Product tour
See the workflow.
Real screens from the current iPhone experience.
How it works
From input to useful answer.
- 01
Photograph the whole coin
Use even light and keep the date, mint mark, legends, design, edge, and both sides readable.
- 02
Compare the likely match
Check the visible details against the suggested type, country, denomination, period, and mint.
- 03
Save or verify
Keep useful reference notes, then verify important grade, authenticity, provenance, or value questions with a qualified expert.
Who it helps
Useful in the moment you need it.
Coin collectorsEstate organizersHistory learnersFlea-market explorers
Direct answers
Frequently asked questions.
Can Coin Identifier recognize a coin from photos?
It can suggest a likely match from visible clues in clear photographs of both sides. Wear, damage, lighting, similar varieties, and missing mint marks can cause mistakes, so important details should be checked independently.
Can the app authenticate or officially grade a coin?
No. A photo cannot establish authenticity, provenance, metal content, alteration, or an official numeric grade. Use a qualified numismatist or recognized grading service for important coins.
Is the estimated value a live market quote?
No. It is educational context based on the suggested identification and visible condition. Exact variety, grade, authenticity, provenance, current demand, and an in-person examination can materially change value.
Where is my collection stored?
Saved photos, likely matches, collection groups, and chat history are stored in the app and may sync through your private Apple iCloud account when available.
Available on the App Store
Put Coin Identifier in your pocket.
Free download · optional Pro. Built by Ideas All Day Ltd for iphone and ipad · ios 17.6+.
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