Quick and efficient coin identification system I have used, glad I found it, easy and simple to use, and it values your coins and grade’s them to, if you are not happy with the grade given you have the ability to adjust it manually yourself, I have only done this twice myself as they are often spot on. You can place your coin selections in separate set numbers, to date I have over 150 sets, with 4494 coins from 149 nations, but many more to list, it gives you a individual as well as a total value of your coins, the staff are very quick to respond to problems or suggestions that you bring to their attention, this is done on line and e Mail responses. I would recommend you go for the Premium service, it’s worth it, please note the values are in dollars, perhaps in future it could be in the denomination of your own country, I sincerely hope that many coin collectors give this business Coin Snap a try, I did and it has become a joy again collecting, just by having my coins on a database makes it complete.

It’s added a new dimension to my collecting and is really useful. You have to be aware of it’s limitations, mainly being that if it doesn’t recognise a coin, it will guess, which at times has caused heart palpitations, it sometimes misreads even the most obvious dates and does not recognise some coins which it obviously should, modern coins, which are in excellent condition, which I would assume is a human error. It could also do to be updated as it is obviously massively undervaluing the melt price of silver coins which have increased in value by over 60 % in the last few weeks, surely a small bit of programming and the press of a button would correct this in minutes and properly value all silver coins.

Edit: New UI had quite a few teething problems but developers have been very responsive and receptive to feedback and have been rapidly fixing and improving things which is reassuring. Seemingly the best out there for identifying coins (although struggles with non-milled and those not in Latin script as well as more ancient coins such as Roman) but the cataloguing features are a little more basic or limited in scope which I'm hoping will improve over time. It also lacks support for UK official sets (or any beyond US and Euro one) which is an unfortunate limitation. Valuations can be useful but sometimes wildly unrealistic or missing altogether and you should definitely verify against multiple sources.Support has been much improved with a great willingness to engage with feedback and also to look at adding missing items to their database.

My main gripe is with two things.Firstly, the preset collections are mostly just US and EU sets, not even any sets from the UK.Secondly, most coins from 2024 are missing, I do hope this is rectified by 2025.And finally, my largest gripe is due to on how it classifies countries; that being that it just lumps them under an existing modern country, even if the capital was different, furthermore, the historic countries it does declare separate (mostly British East Africa in my experiences) do not appear on the map view at all, and lack a flag. The Dutch Antilles do appear on the map view, but for some reason have their pointer set to London. If these problems could be fixed, then I would provide a perfect review, despite the price tracking problems other reviewers have mentioned.