CoinSnap - Coin Identifier

Buyers beware. I signed up for a 7 day trial for $4.99 on 3/17/26, and then it would be $37.99 for a year if I don't cancel within 7 days. On the 5th day, 3/22/26, they charged me an additional $24.99 and 14 days later, 4/5/26, an additional $24.99. Also, they state within their app that to cancel I'll need to do it through the Google Play Store and when I went to do this to avoid any additional thievery charges, it is not listed on my subscription list to cancel. I'm contacting Google next.

Beware ... the app was free for 7 days and even if you try to cancel on the 7th day, the odds are good, as reflected in the many comments, that you have already been charged their yearly fee regardless. Tried to speak to them about my account to no avail, all they care about is getting that yearly fee they charge to your account. Never again ... should have read the reviews of all the people complaining about the same thing happening to them.

This is a great app for everyone. The key is, good lighting, clean lens, and focusing. I wish it could identify ancients but as of right now, it doesn't. I have been an avid collector of numismatics for 45 years. This is probably the best inventory tool you can use. The app only gets better with feedback. Each coin scanned gives you the opportunity to provide feedback.

I like the app and find it useful, but the prices aren't kept totally up to date. A lot of the silver coins have prices that are lower than melt value. For example, half dollars it shows as $26 in the lower grades, but the current melt is $32. It seems like it would be easy enough to have these automatically update based on melt value and silver price daily.

I utilize this app in the FREE form, surprisingly refreshing compared to similar apps, it's easy to use, each coin is scanned, referenced, and then presented with a wide variety of informative facts, such as it's Mint, the rarity, the Artist who created it, the compounds it's made from, the Size, approximate market value, a detailed description of it's markings, and so much more. My only gripe, the grading option isn't free and fairly expensive. At times the value is vague w/o explanation.