Press kit

Cointry: Coins & Banknotes tells people what the coins and banknotes in their drawer are: what is still real money, what they can exchange and where, and what is worth a second look. Then it turns the drawer into a collection.

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Cointry: the money in your drawer, explained. 76 currencies, 16 languages, no account, one price paid once.

Facts

Name: Cointry: Coins & Banknotes (coin + country).
Platforms: iPhone and Android.
Catalogue: 3,822 coins and banknotes from 76 currencies: 36 in use today and 40 withdrawn ones people still keep at home, such as the Deutsche Mark, French francs, Italian lire and Dutch guilders.
Languages: 16: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).
Free: find any piece by hand, see whether it is spendable, exchangeable or collector-only, its exchange value and approximate melt value, the drawer total, the map of countries, backup and CSV export.
Unlock, €8.99 once: photo scans of a whole pile (up to 10 photos a day) and the collector tools: several collections, condition and prices, sets, swap lists and PDF checklists. No subscription.
Privacy: no account, no ads, no tracking; the collection stays on the phone. See Privacy.
Values: exchange rates from the ECB and central banks; never an invented collector price. Cointry is not affiliated with any central bank, mint or government.