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Coin Identifier is published by OBZENA LLC, a Wyoming, USA limited liability company that builds AI image-recognition apps for coins, antiques and collectibles. OBZENA LLC also makes Coinara, the coin identification app this site links to. Our guides recommend that app, and you should read them knowing that.

Who writes our guides

Guides are written and edited by Tuğberk Can Özen, founder of OBZENA LLC. Tuğberk is not a professional numismatist or appraiser. Our guides do not describe first-hand appraisal work, personal collections or lab tests.

How we use AI

Guides are drafted with the help of AI writing tools and then edited. Drafts are based on published reference material:

Where a page relies on a specific source for a figure, it names or links it.

What the prices mean

Price ranges describe what comparable coins have listed or sold for. They are not an appraisal of your coin and not financial advice. Grade, cleaning, eye appeal and authenticity change a coin's value a great deal. For a coin that may be worth more than a few hundred dollars, check recent sold results and consider certification by PCGS or NGC.

App comparisons

Our coin identifier app comparison is based on public information: App Store ratings, number of ratings, in-app purchase prices and each publisher's description of its app. We do not publish accuracy scores from our own tests. Coinara is our app, and the comparison says so.

Corrections

If a date, mint mark, attribution or price on this site is wrong, email [email protected] or use the contact form with the page address and, if you have one, a source that shows the error. We correct confirmed errors and update the page's date.

Payments and advertising

We do not accept payment from other companies for coverage, rankings or links, and we do not use affiliate links.

Last updated: September 2026.

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