Best coin identifier apps for Android
Coin identifier apps compare a photo of a coin against reference data to suggest what it is and what it might be worth.
16 apps ranked · How we rank
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A free, ad-free identification and cataloging tool that suits collectors who need a fast first read on unfamiliar coins and banknotes.
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A free, ad-free coin identifier that pairs photo recognition with value estimates and simple collection tracking.
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A free, photo-driven coin identifier with grading, reference prices and a collection tracker, best used as a quick first opinion rather than a final valuation.
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A free, photo-driven coin identifier that suits collectors wanting a fast first read and a simple way to track finds.
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A free, ad-free antique identifier that suits casual collectors who want a quick photo-based read on their finds.
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A deep, free and ad-free U.S. coin reference that suits collectors and dealers who have a reliable connection when they need it.
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A handy free identification and collection tool for casual coin collectors, best used as a fast first opinion rather than a valuation.
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A focused, free scanning tool that gives collectors a fast first opinion on coins and banknotes, with ads and optional paid tools attached.
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A fast, well-rounded identifier for estate clearers, thrifters, resellers and collectors, with free scans to try before upgrading.
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A handy camera-based identifier and collection tracker for casual finders and new collectors, though ads, purchases and identification limits apply.
More of the best coin identifier apps
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11
Coin Value Checker
VISIGEN PTE. LTD.
4.5
100K+
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12
Coin Identifier - Coin Finder
Smart AI DEV
4.3
100K+
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13
Coin Identifier: Value Scanner
Mobile Tools Pro
3.8
1M+
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14
Collector’s Helper - Coin Lens
Mor Tosbaa Mobile
4.2
100K+
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15
Coinoscope: Coin identifier
Miccron
3.7
1M+
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16
1 Peso 2025
KDR Apps
4.8
50K+
About coin identifier apps
They help sort a jar of mixed coins, check a flea market find or catalog a collection without a printed price guide, and suit casual collectors, metal detectorists and anyone who inherits a box of coins. Some aim for fast recognition and a simple answer; others lean toward long-term cataloging with fields for grade, year and mint. They differ in how many coin types they cover and how much manual input they need. A few are free with ads, while others charge a subscription for unlimited scans or extra data.
What to look for
- Check how the app handles coins it does not recognize, since a wrong match is worse than no match.
- Look at where the value estimates come from, because a number without a stated source is hard to trust.
- See whether you can correct the identification manually, as photos in poor light often lead to close but incorrect results.
- Consider the photo requirements, since some apps need a clear close-up of both sides while others work from a single image.
- Decide if you need a one-time scan or ongoing collection tracking, as that affects whether ads or a subscription make sense for you.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.