
Explore what nature made
Analyze rocks, minerals, and crystals from a clear photo.
Explore Stone ScannerUse AI-assisted photo analysis to explore rocks, minerals, crystals, and coins — with evidence, confidence, and uncertainty shown clearly.
A helpful starting point for research — not a professional appraisal, grading service, or laboratory identification.
Choose the scanner that matches what you found. Each one is designed around the visible evidence that matters for that collectible.

Analyze rocks, minerals, and crystals from a clear photo.
Explore Stone Scanner
Use both sides of a coin to investigate its identity and significance.
Explore Coin Scanner
Photograph a rock, mineral, or crystal to explore what it may be and why the visible details point in that direction.
Visual analysis cannot replace laboratory testing or a professional gemstone appraisal.

Front and back photos provide visible evidence to identify the coin, estimate its condition, and explain its collector significance.
EXPERT REVIEW means the coin may have characteristics that should be examined by a qualified specialist.
Select Stone or Coin in the same app.
Photograph the specimen clearly, or capture both the front and back of a coin.
See a stone's identity, characteristics, and possible value context, or a coin's identity, estimated condition, collector significance, and classification.
The result separates direct observations from interpretation and published information.
Visible directly in the photo.
Derived from design or other visible evidence.
Published catalog or specification information.
Photo-based interpretation only, not independently verified.
Shows where the evidence is stronger and where caution is appropriate.
Compare visible traits, understand what can affect value, and learn how better photos support more useful analysis.
Compare two common minerals that can look surprisingly similar.
Read guide → 02A simple guide to understanding the difference.
Read guide → 03Color, clarity, rarity, size, condition, and more.
Read guide → 04Simple photo tips for more useful visual analysis.
Read guide →Follow the evidence that matters: denomination, date, mint, type, condition, varieties, and collector context.
Resolve the exact issue from the visible clues on both sides before researching value.
Read coin guide → 02Learn how wear, surfaces, metal, and the way a coin was made shape collector descriptions.
Read coin guide → 03Separate documented mint-made differences from ordinary damage and unfamiliar designs.
Read coin guide → 04Connect an exact issue to condition, rarity, demand, provenance, and classification.
Read coin guide →Identity comes before classification. A correct type is only the start: exact issue, condition, variety, composition, scarcity, and collector demand can all change the context.
These real photographed coins show why date, mint, variety, and condition must be resolved before discussing value. Collector interest does not guarantee that a similar-looking coin is rare or valuable.

A famous first-year key issue identified by its San Francisco mint mark and VDB designer initials.
Photo: Lost Dutchman Rare Coins / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 US
A scarce San Francisco key date whose authenticity and condition are central to collector interest.
Photo: Bruxton / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
A widely saved special design where mint mark, composition, and condition matter more than the dual date alone.
Photo: RHM22 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Exceptional auction results show why exact issue, condition, rarity, and provenance matter. They are historical collector context—not typical values or investment guidance.



Each price applies only to the specific specimen sold. Continue with the collector context guide to learn how rarity, grade, provenance, and demand affect significance.
Every scan counts toward your total. Coin scans also use one Coin allowance; Stone scans use only one total scan.
Try the app with a few finds.
For regular collecting and discovery.
For active collectors with more finds.
Scan Pack +20 is a $2.99 one-time purchase. It adds 20 total scans and does not add Coin allowance.
Starter and Plus are auto-renewing subscriptions that renew monthly until cancelled. Purchases are completed inside the iOS or Android app.
AI-assisted analysis can help you research a find, but it is not a professional appraisal, laboratory identification, authentication, or grading service.
For potentially high-value stones or coins, seek professional verification. Valuable coins may also warrant professional authentication or grading.
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