Detailed coin records
Country, denomination, year, mint, grade, quantity and free-form notes — one honest record per coin, as thorough as you want it.
Overview / Features
Nine ways to know
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A coin has two faces, and so does a good record: what the piece is, and what it means to your collection. Selector Coins Manager keeps both — identification and condition on one side, value, place and progress on the other.
Obverse · turn it over · Reverse
The catalogue
Everything the app keeps track of.
No modules to buy, no tiers to compare. This is the whole app, and it's free.
Obverse & reverse photos
Attach both faces of every piece, so a record is something you can actually identify at a glance — not just a line of text.
Collections & albums
Group coins the way you actually think about them: by country, by metal, by the album they physically live in.
Type sets & missing pieces
Track a set's progress as a percentage and see exactly which entries are still open — the holes in the tray, listed.
Wishlist with priorities
Log what you're hunting with a priority and a maximum price, so the next show or auction is a plan rather than an impulse.
Value notes over time
Record purchase cost against your own estimated value and see the difference across the whole collection — no guesswork, your numbers.
Search that finds it
One field across country, year, mint, tags and notes, plus filters — find the 1942 Mercury dime before you've finished typing.
Storage locations
Note which safe, box or album a coin sits in — the fastest way to end the "I know I have one somewhere" hunt.
A private inventory
Your holdings are nobody's business. The catalogue lives on your device — no account, no sign-up, no collection uploaded anywhere.
Coin detail
A record worthy of the coin.
Open any piece for the full picture: photographs of both faces, identification fields, condition, quantity, where it's stored and what you've noted about it. Edit anything at any time — a collection is never finished, and neither is its catalogue.
- CountryRoman Empire
- DenominationDenarius
- Photo typeObverse / Reverse
- Quantity1 · Active 1
Sets
See the holes in the set. Then go fill them.
Sets track completion as a percentage and count what's still missing, so a half-finished type set stops being a vague feeling and becomes a short, specific list you can carry to a dealer.
- 20th c. silver type set50% complete
- StatusIn progress
- Still missing2 entries
Wishlist
Plan the next acquisition instead of stumbling into it.
Every piece you're hunting gets a priority and a ceiling price, with a status you can filter by. When something turns up at the right price, you already know whether it belongs in the collection.
- British SovereignPriority 2 · max $650.00
- Standing Liberty QuarterPriority 1 · max $180.00
- FilterActive · searching
Selector Hub
Your collection's command centre.
One screen that answers the questions collectors actually ask: how many coins, how many collections, how many pieces still missing, how many on the wishlist. Below it sit the tools — collections, countries, storage, reports — each one a tap away.
- CollectionsManage albums and groups
- CountriesBrowse represented regions
- StorageSafes, boxes and albums
- Gold reportsA bullion-focused view
Anatomy of a record
What one coin carries.
A single entry, as the app stores it — the same fields whether the coin cost three dollars or three thousand.
- CountryWhere it was struck
- YearDate on the die
- DenominationFace value
- MintMark or facility
- GradeFine → Brilliant Uncirculated
- QuantityHow many you hold
- PhotographsObverse and reverse
- Purchase costWhat you paid
- Estimated valueWhat you reckon it's worth
- CollectionAlbum or group
- StorageSafe, box or folder
- Tags & notesAnything else worth keeping
All of it, free
Nine features. One download.
No tiers, no unlocks.
Everything on this page is in the app today, on iPhone and iPad.