CoinArchiveOne-time · $29CoinArchive for macOS
Keep obverse and reverse photos, certification, provenance and dated owner-entered values in a private Mac archive that never locks your collection into a marketplace.
Photos · slabs · invoices · notes
→ArchivedOne durable provenance record
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The native app keeps identity, certification, storage, provenance and owner-entered value snapshots together without pretending to grade or price the coin.
Where it earns its place
Keep slab numbers, photos and certificate files beside the owner record.
Document identity and location without claiming an automated grade.
Preserve inheritance notes and photographs of original envelopes or records.
Export a readable report with source files another person can open.
CoinArchive Estate Report.pdfcoin-inventory.csvCoin Evidence/No marketplace dependencyThe provenance gap
A coin record is more than a current number. Certification, purchase source, storage location, photographs and inherited context explain what the object is and where it came from.
CoinArchive stores that evidence locally and lets the owner record dated value snapshots without presenting speculative pricing as fact.
A durable collection workflow
Separate certified coins, raw pieces, sets or family provenance in a way that matches the physical archive.
Keep obverse and reverse images with year, country, denomination, mint and grade notes.
Attach the certificate, source, storage location and any ownership context that matters.
Receive a ZIP with PDF, CSV, JSON and evidence files that do not require CoinArchive to read.
CoinArchive Estate Report/
├── CoinArchive Estate Report.pdf
├── coin-inventory.csv
├── coin-inventory.json
└── Coin Evidence/
├── morgan-obverse.jpg
├── morgan-reverse.jpg
└── morgan-certificate.pdfNo pricing theater
CoinArchive records values entered by the owner and the date of that snapshot. It does not auto-grade, trade, scrape marketplaces or guarantee valuation.
Coin collection guides
A practical structure for coin identity, photos, certification, provenance, location and value snapshots.
Read guide →02Preserve purchase history, inherited context, certificates and source documents without overstating certainty.
Read guide →03Prepare a readable collection report with identity, storage, provenance and owner-entered values for another person.
Read guide →Before you buy
No. The first release records information supplied by the owner. It does not claim to identify, authenticate or grade a coin.
No. You enter a dated value snapshot and its context yourself, keeping speculation separate from the provenance record.
Yes. You can store the certification service, number and a certificate file alongside the coin record.
Yes. The ZIP contains PDF, CSV, JSON and ordinary image or certificate files.
The planned launch price is US$29 as a one-time purchase for one Mac, with no subscription.
At launch, Polar will process checkout as the merchant of record. Available cards and eligible wallets depend on your country, browser and device, and applicable tax is calculated at checkout.
CoinArchive for macOS
Create a private archive for photos, certification, provenance and reports your collection can carry forward.
Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.