CoinID: Coin Value Identifier 4+

Helpful for coin collectors

CoinID is a great app for people who collect coins. You can take a picture of a coin and the app will quickly tell you what it is. It has lots of information about coins from all around the world, like how big they are, what they are made of , when they were made, and where they came from. The app also lets you keep track of your coin collection and how many coins you have. It's easy to use and has cool facts about coins too. If you're interested in collecting coins, CoinID is a helpful app to have.

Coin ID

It's a nice app, however, none of the platforms I've seen are incoroporating flaws or identifying extra special coins with flaws that could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars. I want an app that tells me why my 1909 wheat penny is worth hundreds of dollars and in the same token, why it wouldn't be a “rare find.” Great app nonetheless! It’s just, if I’m gonna pay for an app, it having the potential to pay me back would be outstanding!

Developer Response ,

Hello! Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate your support and understanding. Regarding the identification of flaws in coins, it's important to note that image recognition technologies are still evolving. While our app strives to provide accurate information about various objects, including coins, detecting small flaws and identifying rare finds can still be challenging for AI systems. However, we are continuously working to enhance our database and improve our image recognition algorithms. As technology advances, we aim to incorporate more detailed analysis and provide users with additional insights. Thank you for using our app, and if you have any further suggestions or questions, please feel free to reach out to us at support@aiby.com

This app doesn’t work

I downloaded the app because I got tired of identifying these coins myself and thought maybe this could be a quicker way to do it. Unfortunately it doesn’t even get the year on the coin right. I’m taking clear photos from the newest iPhone camera and every coin I’ve tried it missed either the date or the mint. Your better off going on eBay or an auction site and comparing your coins there. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention roughly 16 ads that popped up trying to get me to pay for the yearly subscription; this was before I got the chance to see it fail miserably on identifying popular collectors quarters from 2000, 2001, and 1966. Really got my hopes up.

Developer Response ,

Hello! We would greatly appreciate it if you could provide us with more details about the specific coins that weren't identified. This will allow us to investigate further and make improvements to enhance the accuracy of our responses. If you have any additional feedback or information, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer support team at support@aiby.com.