CoinSnap: Coin Identifier

Overall, this app really does a great job identifying most coins. It does a decent job grading most coins as well and generally, I like this app. What I wish for is if it would list your total collection by Troy ounces for the various metals instead of just grams. It does have a slight lag as to when it pulls current metal spot prices so verify on your other apps for true spot price before you trust this app 100%. It does not do very well identifying medallions or other non-coin products produced from the US mint. It would be nice if this app could allow for cataloging of bullion rounds and bars just that way you have a singular platform for tracking your holdings and collections. As far as the AI goes and mint error or variety detection they point you in the correct direction but they'll give you generic examples from other coins to show a double dye or rotated dye or other various defects. It doesn't reference the specific coin that you just scanned such as some of the varieties of Morgan dollars so it gives you general ideas to what to look for but not any great phenomenal detail in the AI just isn't quite there yet to spot a variety of a Morgan dollar or a penny with a wide a.m.. I like this app I enjoy it.

I took a star off because the reference image for seated dollars still shows a counterfeit coin. This seems like a pet peeve but it’s my favorite series so I’m biased. I am a coin dealer who has been involved in the hobby for 13 years. I saw the clickbait ads showing pocket change coins being valued at $5-$500 so I figured I’d give the app a shot. The identification works as expected but many apps have done this before. The price guide isn’t accurate but I’d argue no price guide today, even something like Greysheet wholesale bid isn’t accurate to the true market value of a coin as there are so many factors that influence the value. Finally the grading. I’m actually impressed how decently well this app grades. It gives a broad range but I can forgive that as I know grading isn’t an exact science. It shows Goods and Goods, VG’s as VG’s, VF’s as VF’s, AU’s as AU’s. I’m pleasantly surprised it works decently well. I feel it may have a bias for brighter or dipped coins and a bias against darker coins with XF-AU level of detail but the app I feel still grades pretty well to give someone who is not as informed a general idea as to the grade of their coin. Not sure what the subscription thing is for. I hate subscription services. Just let me pay a flat 30 bucks to access all the features permanently dammit! Anyways despite the ads being obnoxious I’m surprised the app is of much higher quality then I expected.

Hey Nextdoor neighbors, The last couple of years l've been collecting gold and silver coins and bullion. Im the youngest coin collector that attends the Marietta coin show once every month. As being apart of the younger generation the history behind the currency is just a none stop learning experience as of the earlier assumed date is around 650 BC a still going on today. I'm trying to clear out some of my lower valued coins to invest in coins with higher value. Also it is a great way to start teaching the children how to invest into gold and silver which in this market is rarely a decrease in the face value. With gold and silver coins there's a lot of different ways to price certain coins such as one being either gold or silver value as-well as the coins face or natural coloring in the coin. Investing in gold and silver is a great way to teach children about the value of saving and building wealth over time. By investing early, they have the With gold and silver coins there's a lot of different ways to price certain coins such as one being either gold or silver value as-well as the coins face or natural coloring in the coin. Investing in gold and silver is a great way to teach children about the value of saving and building wealth over time. By investing early, they have the opportunity to benefit from the long-term stability and growth potential of precious metals. Thanks riverside sorry for the paragraph

This is the app that I have needed for a few years now. I really never bothered to look through the App Store because I just assumed there would not be an app that could actually do everything that I needed done. I buy & sale antiques & vintage items & occasionally I will see a good deal on a bulk coin Lot, so I usually have to go thru the whole lot one by one and look up the info on each one, and while it is a lot of fun & very interesting, it’s very time consuming.. so I just happened to look in the App store and this app scans the coin, tells you everything about the coin in a matter of seconds & lists in a collection for you. It can also grade the coin for you and has alot of other features as well. So basically, this App covers any & everything that someone may need done when collecting coins of any kind. Not just American coins… all foreign coins as well. Excellent App for coin collectors or for anyone that may be just needing to identify what type of coin, grade, estimated price, ect… of just a few coins.