PCGS CoinFacts - U.S. Coin Val

PCGS CoinFacts - U.S. Coin Val

PCGS
4.7
Books & Reference
500,000+ Downloads

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Test notes

Coin identification and valuation in one reference app

PCGS CoinFacts - U.S. Coin Val is a Books & Reference app for collectors, dealers, and anyone checking the identity or market history of a U.S. coin. It brings together coin descriptions, photographs, grading information, auction results, and population data so users can research a piece without switching between several reference sources.

Useful for quick checks and deeper research

The app supports barcode scanning for graded PCGS and NGC coins, which can make it faster to open the relevant record. Its catalogue covers a broad range of U.S. coins and varieties, with images intended to help users compare details during identification. More experienced collectors can use population figures and rarity estimates when considering how often a coin appears in a particular grade.

Market records with collecting context

Coin records include auction prices realized, giving users historical sale data alongside the basic description. That makes the app more useful than a simple catalogue, although past auction prices are reference points rather than guaranteed current values. Editorial material and expert commentary add background on the coins, while the data-heavy presentation is better suited to users who are comfortable with grading terms and numismatic references.

Usage snapshot

PCGS CoinFacts - U.S. Coin Val has a 4.68 rating from 21,643 reviews and 500,000+ installs. It is developed by PCGS. The app is most at home on a reliable internet connection, particularly when viewing image-heavy records and market data, so it may be less convenient in places with weak service.