Coin Odyssey: Coin Albums

Coin Odyssey turns the coins in your drawer into a collection you understand. Photograph a coin and Coin Odyssey identifies it — denomination, year, mint mark, country, and an estimated grade — then writes a short history of the piece in your hand. Where it was struck, who designed it, what was happening the year it was made, and what a collector should look for. WHAT YOU CAN DO Scan a coin with your camera and let it fill in the details, or enter everything yourself and still get the history. Keep a proper catalog. Year, mint mark, denomination, grade, country, series, and your own notes, with photos of both sides. Fill albums. Ten digital checklists show what you have and what is still missing: the 50 State Quarters, America the Beautiful, American Women Quarters, Lincoln cents (Wheat, Memorial, and Shield), Morgan dollars, Peace dollars, Walking Liberty halves, and coins of the world. Earn achievements. 25 badges mark the milestones of your collection, from your first coin to a century of history. Find anything. Filter by country, year, or grade, and sort your collection however you like. Collect anywhere. Add coins with no signal and they sync automatically once you are back online. Light or dark. Pick the look you like, or let it follow your phone. BUILT AROUND LEARNING, NOT PRICES Coin Odyssey does not estimate what your collection is worth. There are no market valuations and no price charts. The interesting question is what a coin is, not what it would fetch — so the app leads with the span of history your collection covers, and every coin arrives with its story. YOUR COLLECTION IS YOURS Your coins are private to your account and sync securely to the cloud. You can delete an individual coin, or your entire account, from inside the app at any time. GOOD TO KNOW Coin recognition includes 25 scans per month; you can add coins by hand at any time, with no limit. Grades are estimates produced from your photos, not professional certification — for a formal grade, use a grading service. Questions or ideas: [email protected]