Denomination · Year · Mint mark
What coin do I have?
Pick the denomination and year, and we will show you what the coin is worth, what the mint mark means and whether the date has any varieties worth looking for.
Find your coin
Penny
1943196519661967196819691970197219731974197519771978197919811982198319841986198719882009201920222025
Dime
1965196619671968197519771984198619901993199520162023
Half Dollar
19651966196719681969197119721973197419761977197919831984198619901996199719992014202320242025
Quarter
1965196619671968196919701972197319741976197719781982198319841985199219931994199519961999200020012002200420052006200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026
Nickel
19701977199420002004200520062007200820092014
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susan-b-anthony-dollar
sacagawea-dollar
Where to look on the coin
Two things decide the value: the date and the small letter next to it — the mint mark. A coin with no letter was struck in Philadelphia, which is normal and not a sign of rarity. D means Denver, S means San Francisco.
The letter is small, and it sits in a different place on each denomination — under the date on a cent, beside the portrait on a quarter. Each year page shows exactly where to look for that coin.
The app recognises a coin from a photo — point the camera and get the answer in a second. It also keeps track of what you have found.