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bobby131313 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 06, 2023 9:25 am It's a good app, but I don't think it scans coins. I could be wrong though.

I don’t think it does either and may require more work on my end. However, if the accuracy is better that will be worth it. I don’t think there are any really old non-US coins. That might be easier. Plus, I get to build another spreadsheet.

After doing a little bit of searching this morning I’d appreciate some input on an app named PCGS CoinFacts if anyone is familiar with this app.

bobby131313 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 06, 2023 8:35 am Horrible: https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/top ... _ID=435045

That’s one problem I was worried about.

Thanks

Since I’ve had them they been in one of my safes inside a couple of those heavy duty tool briefcases IBM guys used to use. My dad probably got them for him since he was one of those IBM hardware guys in the early 70’s before switching to software and programming. I haven’t had them out for several years and hope they are okay. Many are inside plastic bags or those single think plastic coin things. Some are not.

I’ll be pulling them out soon to begin cataloging them. I was hoping some around her has used some sort of app like Coinoscope or Coin Snap and could offer their opinion.

I'm resurrecting this 10y old thread. The Dead Don't Die. Another Bill Murray zombie movie that is also funny like Zombieland.

Anyway, something caught my eye today about apps that can help identify the value of coins and I have a fairly large number of coins left to me by my Grandpa. AFAIK, this collection has never been appraised and I've had it for a little over 20 years now. I've always been wary of letting anyone appraise it because I don't have a complete inventory of the collection.

Ten years in the future now, I'm wondering if any of y'all have used any coin apps to help with this and which ones you like.