Vaultd: Coin & Note Values

Josh Salway

About this app

Vaultd tells you what a collectible is and what it is actually worth.

Photograph a coin, banknote or stamp. Vaultd identifies it, estimates its condition, and shows a value range built from real market listings and recorded sales. Every number comes with the listings behind it, so you can judge the estimate yourself.

WHAT IT DOES

• Identify by photo. Coins, banknotes and stamps, from everyday change to the pieces that came out of a relative's drawer.
• See a value range, not a single made-up number. Condition moves prices enormously, and an honest range says so.
• Read the evidence. Tap through to the actual listings the range was built from.
• Keep a collection. Save what you scan and see a running total for the lot.

HOW IT WORKS

Scan first, sign up later. You can photograph something and see the result before you make an account. An account is only needed when you want to keep an item in your collection.

WHAT IT WILL NOT DO

Vaultd will not invent a price. When there is not enough market data for an item, it says so rather than guessing. It is a starting point for your own research, not a formal appraisal, and not financial advice.

Australian-first data, useful worldwide.

What’s new

First Android release. Photograph a coin, banknote or stamp: Vaultd identifies it, estimates condition and shows a value range built from real listings and recorded sales.