Rouble - Paul I (Family Ruble Pattern / Novelty)
Russia (Russian Empire) · 1798 (Stated year, but item is a later fantasy/novelty copy or medal)
1 Rouble
AI-powered coin identification & valuation
Identify any coinfrom a photo.
Snap a photo of any coin — Coin Identifier names it in seconds and tells you its country, denomination, metal, mint, history, and estimated value.
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Recent identifications
A rolling collection of coins just identified by the Coin Identifier community.
Mixed World Coins Accumulation
Various (Multiple Countries) · Various Dates
Various Denominations
Assorted World Coins Collection (Including French Centimes, British Pound, German Pfennig, Thai Baht, etc.)
Multiple Countries (France, United Kingdom, Germany, Thailand, South Korea) · Various (ranging from the 1960s to 2000s)
Various (10 Centimes, 20 Centimes, 1 Pound, 10 Pfennig, etc.)
Roman Aureus or Solidus (Replica/Counterfeit Style)
Roman Empire · Unknown (Modern Replica or Ancient Imitation)
Aureus or Solidus
Lincoln Memorial Cent
United States · 1959-2008
1 Cent
Jefferson Nickel
United States · 1938-present
5 Cents
Jefferson Nickel
United States · 1938-Present
5 Cents (One Nickel)
Jefferson Nickel
United States · 1941
5 Cents
Dr. Mary Walker American Women Quarter
United States · 2024
25 Cents (Quarter Dollar)
Peace Silver Dollar
United States · 1923
One Dollar
25 Cents - 50th Anniversary of the National Flag of Canada
Canada (Royal Canadian Mint) · 2015
25 Cents (Quarter)
Montana State Quarter
United States · 2007
25 Cents (Quarter Dollar)
What you get
A pocket numismatist, always with you
Identify a coin, then explore everything about it — metal, mint, history, value, and your own notes — all in one app.
Photo identification
Point your camera at any coin and get an answer in seconds — no reference catalog, no guesswork.
Estimated value
Get a value range and the factors that drive it — condition, rarity, metal, and demand.
History & significance
Trace each coin through time: who issued it, when, and the story behind its design.
Authenticity checks
Learn the counterfeit red flags to watch for, and how to spot notable varieties and errors.
Personal collection
Build a private catalog of every coin you’ve identified, with your own notes attached.
Community gallery
Browse coins identified by other collectors — and share your own finds publicly or keep them private.
How it works
From photo to coin report in seconds
- Step 01
Take a photo
Capture the obverse and reverse in good light. A clear shot of the design and lettering is all the AI needs.
- Step 02
AI reads the coin
Our model reads the design, legends, mint marks, and metal to identify exactly what you’re holding.
- Step 03
Read the report
Get country, denomination, composition, history, grade, and an estimated value — written like a dealer’s note.
The coin encyclopedia
A reference library for every collector
Explore hundreds of detailed coin entries — US, ancient, British, world, bullion, and error coins — each with history, specifications, grading notes, and value guidance. It’s the field guide that grows alongside the app.
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Appraiser.AIAI value estimatesQuestions
Frequently asked
How accurate is Coin Identifier?
Coin Identifier uses advanced AI to recognize coins from a photo and is remarkably good at naming country, denomination, era, and design. That said, it is an AI assistant — always confirm grade, authenticity, and value with a qualified dealer or certified grading service before buying, selling, or insuring.
Can it estimate what my coin is worth?
Yes. Each report includes an estimated value range plus the factors that drive it — condition, rarity, metal content, and collector demand. Treat it as a starting point for research, not a formal appraisal.
Do I photograph both sides of the coin?
For the best result, capture both the obverse (front) and reverse (back) in good light. Clear shots of the design, lettering, and any mint marks help the AI pin down the exact coin and variety.
Is it free to use?
Coin Identifier is free to download and start identifying coins right away, on both the App Store and Google Play.
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Free to download. The next coin you pick up — identify and value it.