HeritCoin

Point your phone camera at a coin, and HeritCoin identifies it in seconds using AI-powered recognition technology. The mobile app scans photos of coins and banknotes from 195+ nations with 99.9% accuracy, delivering instant identification results. Beyond recognition, it connects users with expert appraisers who specialize in specific regions and eras—U.S., Spanish, Brazilian, Euro, European, Ukrainian, and Soviet-era coins—with some bringing 14 to 20 years of experience. Users can build 3D digital collections, create wishlists, and showcase their holdings through private galleries rendered in three dimensions. This service has attracted over 1 million collectors and features educational content from specialists like Silverpicker, whose 700+ videos have accumulated 35 million views. HeritCoin serves coin and banknote collectors at all experience levels, from casual hobbyists inheriting a box of old coins to serious numismatists building specialized collections. It appeals to people who need authentication for estate items, yard sale finds, or inherited currency, removing the guesswork from identification. The app works for collectors focusing on specific regions or time periods, matching them with appraisers who have deep knowledge in those areas. Users who want to organize and catalog their collections digitally rather than relying on spreadsheets or notebooks find value in the 3D showcase features. The app fits into daily collecting routines when users encounter unknown coins at estate sales, flea markets, or antique shops and need immediate information before making purchase decisions. Collectors use it to document and organize existing holdings, building digital inventories that track what they own and what they're seeking. The expert appraisal service handles situations requiring professional authentication—determining whether a coin is genuine, assessing condition grades, or establishing fair market value for insurance or sale purposes. Educators and students studying world currency history can explore coins from nearly 200 nations through the recognition database, while sellers preparing items for auction or private sale use the identification and appraisal features to price accurately.