Coinoscope: Coin Identifier App-Analysen für 4. Oktober

Coinoscope is a powerful coin identifier, coin scanner, and coin value checker for your iPhone. Snap photos of a coin to find matching coins, discover key details, and estimate its market value. IDENTIFY COINS BY PHOTO Point your camera at a coin and Coinoscope’s visual search finds matching coins in seconds. No need to know the country, year, or denomination — the coin scanner works from images alone. Scan both sides of a coin for better identification. Coin identification is free and unlimited. CHECK COIN VALUE Wondering what your coin may be worth? Get a market value estimate based on listings and pricing data from eBay and other online sources. Useful for checking old coins, foreign coins, and inherited collections before you buy or sell. IDENTIFY ISSUE YEAR Find out when your coin was issued. Coinoscope can determine the exact issue year when it is visible on the coin, or estimate the likely range of issue years when an exact year cannot be determined. ADVANCED IMAGE ANALYSIS Need more information about a coin? Advanced Image Analysis examines your coin photos and provides a detailed description, identification information, and estimated value. BUILD YOUR COLLECTION Save identified coins to My Collection and keep your collection organized in one place. WHO IS COINOSCOPE FOR? • Coin collectors identifying, organizing, and valuing their collections • Anyone who found or inherited old coins and wants to learn more about their value • Metal detectorists identifying finds in the field • Buyers researching a coin before an auction, coin show, or flea-market purchase Coinoscope has helped collectors identify tens of millions of coins since 2018. Coin identification is free and unlimited. Coinoscope Pro removes ads and removes daily limits on Value Estimates and Advanced Image Analysis. Have a question or a coin you can’t identify? Contact us at [coinoscope@miccron.com](mailto:coinoscope@miccron.com) — real humans answer. Terms of Use: https://coinoscope.com/terms