For coin and medal dealers
Photographs in.
Listing-ready inventory out.
Drop in the camera roll from one sitting at the photo table. Every piece comes back cut out on white, 2048 × 2048, the item at 90% of the frame. Group the shots of each piece, name it, download a ZIP and a CSV.
10 items free. No card. Same account as TheCoinHQ.
Raw coins, graded holders, medals.
Whatever is on the table comes back the same way. A PCGS or NGC holder comes out as one piece, coin, label and bar code together, which is what a graded listing needs.
A raw coin on the table
An 1893-S Morgan on a wood desk, shot on a phone. The wood goes; the wear stays exactly as it is.
A graded holder
Clear plastic is where most cut-out tools fall apart: they see the table through the slab and punch holes in it. This fills the holder first, so it comes out whole.
A medal or token
Irregular shapes, suspension holes and high relief. The matte follows the edge; nothing is redrawn.
One sitting. One set.
A dime and a dollar fill the same frame. Same size, same framing, same white, every time, so a grid of your listings reads as a catalogue, not a camera roll.
Real cuts, straight out of the tool, nothing retouched. Coin photographs are public-domain uploads on Wikimedia Commons; the medals are ours.
How it works
Step 1
Upload the sitting
Drag in a folder straight off the phone or camera. JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC, any size, up to ten shots per piece.
Step 2
Every piece is cut out and framed
Background gone, the item's own pixels kept. Each cut is checked for a torn edge or a sliced rim and flagged for your eye, never silently rejected. Nudge a slanted one straight in two-degree steps.
Step 3
Group, identify, export
Tick the shots of one piece and it is identified for you: series, date, mint mark, the holder's grade if it is slabbed, a file name, and a listing title and description ready to edit. Download a ZIP of renamed images with a CSV, one row per item.
Built for a numismatist, not a stock photographer
A matte, not a repaint
Generative background tools redraw the coin. Lettering shifts, toning changes, a rim gets 'fixed'. This only ever decides which pixels to keep. What was struck is what ships.
Every cut is measured
A torn matte and a sliced rim are caught by two different tests, and the handful that need a look are flagged. A piece shot at an angle is a real ellipse; you decide, not a threshold.
Priced per item, not per photo
Obverse, reverse, edge, a close-up of the mint mark: up to ten shots of one coin count once, when you export it. Cleaning and grouping are free. Re-exporting is free.
Simple pricing
Start with 10 items free, no card. Then pick the plan that matches how much you list.
Starter
$19 a month
75 items a month · $0.25 an item
Most dealers
Dealer
$39 a month
250 items a month · $0.16 an item
Volume
$89 a month
750 items a month · $0.12 an item
Claimed a listing on TheCoinHQ?
Then you already have an account here, and 150 items a month are included at no cost. Sign in with the same email address you used there.
Ready when the photos are.
Upload a sitting tonight, list it tomorrow.