True ValueScan your coin

Find out what your coin is worth

Whatever you found, check it on your phone before anyone talks you into a price.

Sample coin: the portrait side of a worn silver-coloured half dollar

Two photos in. An honest range out.

Right in your phone browser. No app to install, no hobby knowledge needed.

  1. Snap both sides

    Take or upload a photo of each side of the coin or note.

  2. Let True Value look

    It reads the details in both photos.

  3. Read the range

    You see what it is worth as a range, with the reasons.

True Value is the only coin identifier that tells a casual finder the honest range their coin is worth, reasons included, and then brings collectors to make offers on it.

Sample result

What a scan tells you

The range first, then the reasons behind it. This one is a made-up example for a worn half dollar.

SAMPLE
Sample coin, portrait sideSample coin, eagle side
{"range": "$0.50 to $1.00","coin": "half dollar","condition": "worn, portrait clear","date": "reads 197_, partly worn"}

Sample only. The coin photos are generated images, not a real scan.

  • Everyday wear

    Scratches and a soft date, the kind a coin gets from years in pockets. That keeps it at the low end.

  • Copper-nickel, not silver

    The date reads in the 1970s, after halves stopped containing silver, so there is no metal value to add.

  • A common date

    Collectors pay little above face value for coins like this, so the range stays small.

Three scans are free

Every scan shows the full True Value. If you sell, the plan is $9.99 a month, billed through Stripe, for unlimited scans and listing your coins to collectors.