Coin identifier: Antique Snap0.1.17 - App Store

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► A random encounter with a rare coin
Sometimes, you find a coin in your change at the store or come across an old one that might be worth much more than you think. With our app, you can quickly find out how valuable that coin is by simply taking a photo of it!

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Take a photo of the coin or upload one from your gallery.
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Save it to your collection or decide what to do with it next!

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Version History The world's first scented coin (Palau, 2009) smelled of coconut.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.17 8h ago In 2026, Poland issued the "Magnolia" coin with a photochromic pigment—it changes color in the sun.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.16 Sep 12 A remarkably rare Celtic gold coin, minted over 2,000 years ago (2nd–1st century BCE), was found in Germany.
It weighs just 1.9 grams (about 0.067 ounces).
One side features a stylized human head, while the other bears a rare pattern of a four‑pointed star and arches.
Only three such specimens are known to exist. 0.1.15 Jul 4 The first metal coins made from a natural gold-silver alloy (electrum) were minted in the kingdom of Lydia (modern-day Turkey) around the 7th century BC.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.14 May 26 The most popular coin in the world is the 1 euro cent. It has been minted more than any other euro coin, with billions in circulation.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.13 Mar 26 The gold standard was abandoned in 1971. Before that, most world currencies were backed by countries' gold reserves.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.12 Feb 5 The higher the denomination of a banknote, the less time it spends in circulation, meaning it wears out less often. The average lifespan of paper banknotes is 3 years, and the American dollar is one of the most abrasion-resistant, with an average lifespan of 8 years.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.11 12/18/2025 The coin considered to be the oldest in the world is the Lion of Lydia. It was minted approximately 28 centuries ago in Lydia’s kingdom, corresponding to modern-day Turkey
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.10 11/20/2025 For a long time, banknotes in Alaska and Canada were printed on sealskin.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.9 10/09/2025 Money can be worth far more than its printed value. Take the 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar, for instance, which costs $10 million, making it the world’s most expensive coin.
In this version:
- Fixed Bugs
- Improved performance 0.1.8 09/06/2025 For a long time, the value of coins was equivalent to the amount of metal they contained. This led to a problem: swindlers would cut small pieces of metal off the edges to make new coins. A solution to the problem was suggested by Isaac Newton, who was also an employee of the British Royal Mint. His idea was to cut small lines into the edges of the coin, making the shaved edges immediately noticeable. This part of the coin is still designed this way today and is called the edge.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Performance improved 0.1.6 07/31/2025 Secret dots have appeared on coins in France since the end of the 14th century. They were placed under some letters of the circular legend on the coin to indicate the place of minting. This method of designation was extended to all 20 mints in France. The Paris mint minted a dot under the 18th letter. Later, the dots were replaced by a small circle.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Performance improved 0.1.5 07/02/2025 A piece of gold weighing 100 kilograms is the most expensive coin issued in Canada in 2007. It depicts Queen Elizabeth II, and the material from which the coin is made is pure gold of 999 assay value. Its face value is 1 million dollars. However, when sold at auction, the price quickly rose to 4 million dollars.
In this version:
- Fixed bugs
- Improved performance 0.1.4 05/08/2025 What’s new:
⁃ Improved overall application performance.
⁃ UX improvements 0.1.3 04/17/2025 The 1933 Saint-Gaudens 20 Dollar is now the most expensive coin in the world, having been bought at auction for US$7,590,020.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.1.2 03/27/2025 How to find a rare coin?
- Search where others don’t. This might include inside walls and attics of old homes, in backyards, in creeks and in fountains.
- Exchange paper or digital currency for coin rolls at banks.
- Buy a metal detector.
- Ask friends and family if you can look at their old coins.
- Use change machines.
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Hit the local garage and estate sales 0.1.1 02/16/2025 0.1.0 01/27/2025