Scan any coin.
Know its value.
AnyCoins is the coin identifier for iPhone. Point your camera at any coin to see what it is, what it's worth and whether it has a rare error.
Is your coin worth more than you think?
A small mistake at the mint can make an everyday coin worth thousands. AnyCoins checks every coin you scan for thousands of known errors and varieties. Here are five to look for in your change.
The 1955 doubled die penny
- What to look for
- The date and LIBERTY look doubled, like a shadow print.
- Why it's worth more
- The die that stamped these pennies was made with a doubled image, so every coin it struck came out doubled. About twenty thousand got into change.
The 1943 copper penny
- What to look for
- A 1943 penny that looks copper and doesn’t stick to a magnet.
- Why it's worth more
- In 1943 pennies were made of steel to save copper for the war. A few copper blanks were left in the presses, so a handful of copper 1943 pennies were struck.
The 1990 No S penny
- What to look for
- A shiny proof penny with no S under the date.
- Why it's worth more
- Proof pennies are struck in San Francisco and carry an S. One die went out without it, so a few proofs have no mint mark at all.
The Carson City Morgan dollar
- What to look for
- Two small letters, CC, under the wreath on the back.
- Why it's worth more
- CC means it was struck at the Carson City Mint in Nevada, which made far fewer coins than the other mints. About 1 in 50 Morgan dollars is a CC.
The spitting horse quarter
- What to look for
- A thin line coming out of the horse’s mouth on the 1999 Delaware quarter.
- Why it's worth more
- The die cracked, and every coin it struck after that came out with the same raised line.
Every coin was struck somewhere.
The small letter on a coin tells you which mint made it, and that can change its value. AnyCoins pins every coin you scan to the mint that struck it. What each mint mark means.
Fill the whole set.
AnyCoins knows every coin in the US Mint's modern series. Scan your quarters and dollars, and watch the album fill in.
50 State Quarters
One quarter for every state, released in the order the states joined the Union.
Delaware1999
Pennsylvania1999
New Jersey1999
Georgia1999
Connecticut1999
Massachusetts2000
Maryland2000
South Carolina2000
New Hampshire2000
Virginia2000
New York2001
North Carolina2001
Rhode Island2001
Vermont2001
Kentucky2001
Tennessee2002
Ohio2002
Louisiana2002
Indiana2002
Mississippi2002
Illinois2003
Alabama2003
Maine2003
Missouri2003
Arkansas2003
Michigan2004
Florida2004
Texas2004
Iowa2004
Wisconsin2004
California2005
Minnesota2005
Oregon2005
Kansas2005
West Virginia2005
Nevada2006
Nebraska2006
Colorado2006
North Dakota2006
South Dakota2006
Montana2007
Washington2007
Idaho2007
Wyoming2007
Utah2007
Oklahoma2008
New Mexico2008
Arizona2008
Alaska2008
Hawaii2008Good to know
Is AnyCoins free?
Your first 3 appraisals are on us. AnyCoins PRO unlocks unlimited appraisals, collections and the Mint Map, billed weekly or yearly. You'll see the price in the App Store before you subscribe.
What coins can it identify?
US and world coins, from pocket change to rare gold. Scan the heads side, then the tails side, in good light.
Does it spot error coins?
Yes. AnyCoins checks every coin for thousands of known errors and varieties, like doubled dies, missing mint marks, off-metal strikes and die cracks, and tells you what to look for.
Where do the values come from?
From recent auction sales for that coin. Each coin also gets a rarity score, so you can tell a common date from a rare one.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. and you'll get PRO free when it launches.
What happens to my photos?
Your photos are used to identify your coins and are saved to your private account so you can see them in My Finds. You can delete them any time. We don't sell your data or show ads.
Know what's in your pocket.
Free to download. Your first 3 appraisals are on us.