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About Foronum

The world catalog of coins and banknotes, right in your pocket. Foronum is the app built for collectors: browse thousands of coins and banknotes from every country and organize your collection down to the detail that really matters. WORLD CATALOG • Coins and banknotes from every country, by continent and by country. • Full entry: obverse and reverse, year, metal, face value, KM# and P# numbers. • Global search by coin, country or year. YOUR COLLECTION • Log every piece with its year, mint mark, grade and the units you own. • Tap "I want it" and track everything you're still missing. • Foronum reference values by grade, visible to everyone. • Add your own valuation to each piece. MADE FOR COLLECTORS • 12 languages and dark mode. • Works offline: check what you've already seen, wherever you are. • The same account on the web and in the app, always in sync. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced collector, into euro coins, world coins or paper money, Foronum helps you identify, catalog and enjoy your collection. Create your free account and start your collection today.

App privacy

The developer, Alejandro Medina Baeza, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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