See the result first
This is exactly what a verdict looks like.
No signup wall, no teaser. A complete verdict, computed by the tool on this page from the same Oct 24, 2026 price snapshot — then try it on a coin of your own.
Verdict · 1883 Morgan Dollar — Circulated
Estimates reflect circulated condition · Prices as of Oct 24, 2026 · Silver spot $53.80/ozt (Kitco) · Dealer figure is an estimate, not a firm bid — dealer offers vary by region and market
The job JarSort is built for: one inherited jar, sorted before anyone makes you an offer on it.
The tool
Sort a coin in three steps.
Two ways in — both end at the same verdict. Snap both sides and we suggest the match with the year pre-filled, or find the coin yourself in the catalogue. Either way it is three steps: pick, confirm, verdict.
You’re in!
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Snap a photo
Snap both sides — front first, then flip it over for the back — and we identify the two together, so the year and mint mark are read from the coin and pre-filled for you. You just confirm, and the price always comes from our catalogue, never from the photo.
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Your two photos are sent to OpenAI's servers for identification — one identification, both sides counted together. The result is a suggestion only: we pre-fill the year and mint mark we read, and you confirm them before the verdict.
No photo? Find it yourself
Photograph the front and back for your records, then find your coin in the catalogue — by denomination, by design, or by searching its year. Three taps and you are at the confirm screen.
Photos are kept in this browser session for your records only — they are never uploaded, and they are not saved to your photo album. Use “Save this photo” under a photo to download a copy to your device. Identification here is guided: you confirm the denomination, design, year and mint mark yourself. No AI photo recognition is claimed, or used.
Find your coin in 3 steps — just read what's on the coin: country, year, face value. Then match it by looking.
Tap the value printed on the coin — 5 DOLLARS is $5, 50 DOLLARS is $50.
Representative photo: the same design in a different year or variety may look slightly different — for reference only. Photo wrong, or want to submit a better photo?Submit a better photo · Wrong coin? Tell us what it is. We review every submission by hand and reply within two weeks — a month at the very latest. Adopted or not, you will always hear back from us.
Coins with a photo show a real photograph; a few coins have no photo yet — if you can take a clear one, write to us at hello@jarsort.com. If we adopt your photo, you get a free 7-day Jar Pass; an identification correction we accept earns you 10 extra free scans. One reward per photo. You keep ownership of your photo and grant JarSort permission to use it on the site, with credit. We review every submission by hand and reply within two weeks — a month at the very latest. Adopted or not, you will always hear back from us.
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Confirm what’s stamped on it
Your verdict
Three numbers, each with its source. The highlighted one — what a dealer will likely pay — is the one to negotiate from.
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Melt floor = catalogue metal content × spot price. Silver spot used: $/ozt — Kitco spot, Oct 24, 2026; edit to today’s price and every silver melt figure updates with it. Gold coins use a separate gold spot, shown on their melt line. Silver moved fast that week — re-check the spot before you sell.
The dealer-likely price is the number this whole tool exists for — what a dealer will actually offer, so a lowball is obvious on sight. Your first coin includes it free; on free scans 2 and 3 it stays locked, and it unlocks with any plan, together with unlimited scans and the full jar report.
Estimate for sorting only — not an appraisal, not authentication. A photo cannot prove a coin is genuine or catch every variety; anything in “worth a closer look” deserves an in-person opinion before you sell. Prices as of Oct 24, 2026; dealer figures labelled as estimates are derived by the stated method, not firm bids.
One more thing: check for the valuable versions
Other apps skip error and variety detection entirely. Work through these for this exact coin — if you find one, the verdict updates itself.
Your 3 free scans are used
The full jar — unlimited scans, the error checklists, and the one-page dealer sheet — is behind one honest price. Pick a plan — checkout opens on Stripe in a new tab, and this page never sees your card.
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Your jar
Take the dealer sheet to two dealers and compare offers — never accept the first number.Nothing sorted yet. Verdicts you add will collect here, with running totals per pile.
| Coin | Verdict | Melt floor | Asking/guide | Dealer-likely |
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Handling rule #1: never clean a coin. Cleaning destroys collector value instantly. Keep coins dry, handle by the edges, and don’t sell or discard anything until the whole jar is inventoried — standard estate guidance.
Pricing
One job, one honest price.
Three free scans to prove it works on your jar. After that, pick the shape that fits an episodic job — sorting an inheritance happens once, not every month forever.
Monthly
Full access while you work through a collection. Billed monthly — cancel anytime by email with your Stripe receipt, no runaround.
- Unlimited verdicts — all three numbers, dealer pay included
- Two-sided photo identification
- Error and variety checklists for every coin
- Estate report — the printable dealer sheet (PDF & CSV)
- The full catalogue — 9,233 variants
Secure checkout by Stripe · cancel anytime
30-day Jar Pass
Thirty days of unlimited sorting and the dealer sheet, for the price of two coffees. No subscription, nothing renews, nothing to cancel — the plan the category’s billing complaints argue for.
- Everything in Monthly, for 30 full days
- One payment — nothing renews, nothing to cancel
- Works out to about $0.50 a day for the whole jar
- The dealer sheet, printed for your records or the estate file
Secure checkout by Stripe · one-time payment
Yearly
For executors, estate-sale regulars, and families working through more than one collection. The standard annual price across this category’s leaders.
- Everything in Monthly, for a full year
- Best per-month price — about $3.33 a month
- Made for more than one collection
- One payment a year
Secure checkout by Stripe · cancel anytime
Secure checkout by Stripe · Visa · Mastercard · Amex · Apple Pay · All prices in USD · No free-trial traps — you are charged only when you choose a plan
To manage or cancel, email hello@jarsort.com with your Stripe receipt — cancellations take effect immediately for future billing; the current period is not refunded, and access continues until the end of the paid period.
The catalogue
9,233 coin variants, priced — United States, Canada & world bullion.
Every coin JarSort can sort — 181 documented series from the US, Canada and world bullion — 9,233 year-and-mint-mark variants in all — with metal content and the key dates to check before anything is sold.
Coin values
Coin values, one coin at a time.
What individual coins are worth — melt floor, asking & guide range, and the price a dealer would pay.
Questions
Asked by everyone holding a jar.
How do the 3 free scans work — and what happens after?
Your first coin gets the complete verdict, dealer price included, so you can judge the tool on a real number. Coins two and three still get their pile and their melt and asking figures, but the dealer price unlocks with a plan — it is the number the tool exists for. After three coins, sorting more requires Monthly ($6.99/mo), the one-time 30-day Jar Pass ($14.99), or Yearly ($39.99/yr). No free trial, no surprise second charge, cancel anytime by email with your Stripe receipt. Choosing a plan opens Stripe checkout in a new tab — payment is taken by Stripe on its own page.
Handed the whole jar at once? Start with the walkthrough: inherited coins — what to do first.