For coin collectors

Turn loose coins into a searchable archive

Photograph one coin or a whole tray. Folidx drafts the ID, a reference value range, and visible condition notes — then files everything into archive books and pages you control.

Free to start · Your reports stay private & editable

Folidx archive folder with a graded coin, card, and stamp

Candidate coin IDs

Country, denomination, year, and series suggestions you confirm or edit — never a locked-in verdict.

Reference value ranges

A private, editable range for insurance notes and trade decisions. Not an appraisal, and never a promise.

Visible condition notes

Wear, marks, and cleaning signals described from your photos, in plain language you can review.

Provenance fields

Purchase price, source, acquisition date, and movement history stay attached to every coin.

How it works

From shoebox to searchable in three steps

1

Scan a coin or a tray

Single coin close-ups or a full album page in one shot.

2

Review the draft report

Confirm the ID, tune the value range, edit condition notes.

3

File it into an archive book

Folidx suggests a book and page. You can move it any time.

FAQ

Does Folidx grade or authenticate coins?

No. Folidx describes visible condition cues and suggests reference value ranges for organizing, but it never assigns grades, authenticates coins, or replaces professional services like PCGS or NGC.

Can I track what I paid versus the reference value?

Yes. Every coin keeps acquisition price, source, and date alongside its editable reference range, so you can see your cost basis and current reference range side by side.

What if the coin ID suggestion is wrong?

Every field is editable. Folidx shows its confidence and sources, and you always have the final say before a report becomes part of your archive.

Start your archive today

Scan your first tray, binder page, or album tonight — and never wonder “do I already have this?” again.

Get Folidx