This is a penny worth over 1000$
I want to report shenanigans Officer O’Brady
Response from developer
Hi, fuzzyoldman. Thanks for taking the time to flag this — a missed chip and no read on the edge aren't the experience we want you to have, and that's on us to sort out. A few things tend to help the app read coins most reliably: a plain white or black background in bright, natural light, holding your phone about 15–20 cm above the coin so it fills the frame, and capturing both the obverse and reverse (a couple of shots per side never hurts if the first looks off). Edge details and subtle errors can be genuinely tough to catch from a single scan, so if it still misses after that, please send us the coin's name along with clear photos and our team will take a personal look and get you a proper answer. We appreciate your patience.
Consistently misidentiifies
Wrong
High grading and valuation issues
Response from developer
Thank you for your detailed feedback, Owl60J. The valuation inconsistencies you identified, such as the 1944-S and 1955-D Lincoln pennies, are valid concerns that have been escalated to our data team for review. We also apologize for the delayed support response — that is not the experience we want to deliver, and we're working to improve our response times. The spacing issue with two cent and three cent coins, as well as your request for collection search and filter functionality, have both been shared with our development team. Your input is incredibly valuable in helping us improve. Please reach out to our support team again, and we will ensure your case is prioritized.
