Coin Identifier: Coin ID 4+

Name: Coin Identifier: Coin ID
Rating: 4.5 (300 reviews)
Author: CoinSnap

Identify Coin: Scanner, Finder

CoinSnap

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 300 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Discover the fascinating world of coins with the Coin Identifier App! Quickly and easily identify coins using our intuitive, user-friendly interface. Capture clear images of both sides of your coin, and let our advanced AI analyze and identify its details within seconds. You'll gain access to valuable information about your coin's origin, denomination, minting year, and more.

Key Features:

- Effortless coin identification with step-by-step guidance
- In-app camera for capturing high-quality coin images
- Detailed coin information, including country of origin, denomination, and historical data
- AI Assistant for answering all your coin-related questions
- Coin-finding history for easy tracking and reviewing of identified coins

Unlock the mysteries of your coin collection and expand your numismatic knowledge with the Coin Identifier App. Download today and start your coin hunting adventure!

Subscribe to get full access: $4.99 per week, cancel anytime

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Jun 1, 2023

Version 1.3.1

- Minor fixes

4.5 out of 5

300 Ratings

Y ain’t this av2.0

I believe it’s supposed to be 2.0 and it not y is that

Cost $$$ immediately.

They give you three days free, but they tell you in the small print that you have to cancel a day or two before the billing cycle and it renews automatically so depending on the time on the clock, you could get billed even though you tried to cancel for that first cycle but this app says if we can collect one cycle from 40 50,000 people they made some money and I just don’t pay money for an app that miss identifies a 1941 half dollar

Misidentidications

2 US Dimes….the first was identified as a Hekte from 389-BC. It was a 1976 US dime. The second run I/d 1995 US dime as 5 Panther Yuan so I ran it again, this time came back as a 2020 Singapore 20 Gold Year of the Rat. Save the aggravation and keep going

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