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Version 1.1 · 2024-04-15
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2024-04-15.




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“Coin Identifier - Coin Scanner” - your reliable guide in the fascinating world of numismatics. Our application is equipped with advanced artificial intelligence technology designed for coin recognition. Our goal is to make coin collecting and study as accessible and captivating as possible, regardless of your level of experience.
How it works:
1. Use your smartphone's built-in camera to identify the coin.
2. The application analyzes every detail of the coin in the photo, scanning the image, text, design characteristics, and more.
3. Using advanced image recognition algorithms, “Coin Identifier - Coin Scanner” provides an accurate coin identification in mere seconds.
Our application offers the following features:
COIN IDENTIFICATION
”Coin Identifier - Coin Scanner” simplifies the process of coin recognition to an incredible extent.…
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