StackHub App

Take your coin collections on the go, track your stack, and more!
Collection of six pennies from different years and types, each labeled with handwritten notes, including coins from 1943, 1959, 1988, 1865, 1866, and 1832, with descriptions like 'Steel,' 'D,' 'D1C,' 'Two-Cent,' '3-Cent Nickel,' and 'Half Dime.'

StackHub is an excellent tool for coin collectors & precious metals enthusiasts of all levels. Your app subscription will come complete with:

  • 100+ prebuilt collection checklists to choose from

  • Collect graded or ungraded coins, your choice

  • Upload images of your own set to take on the go

  • Precious Metals stack tracking

  • Every coin collecting guide at your fingertips

  • Compatible with mobile & desktop

This application will be available to the public in the near future. Please fill out the form below to stay up to date with the release!

App Instructions

To help you get started with StackHub, check out the two videos below!

Collection of images of early U.S. half-cent and large cent coins, with descriptions of their designs and years, including Liberty Cap, Draped Bust, Classic Head, Braided Hair, and Flowing Hair styles.
Screenshot of a mobile app showing US coin denominations including 1 cent (cents), 5 cents (nickels), 10 cents (dimes), 25 cents (quarters), 50 cents (half dollars), and 1 dollar coins, with each coin image labeled with its denomination and name.

Dane Reali - V01 StackHub Test Group User

“I always double check StackHub before buying pieces for my set.”

Nicholas Lopez - V01 StackHub Test Group User

“It’s like having every Whitman folder in your pocket.”

Check Out Our Guide to Identifying What U.S. Coins are Made of Silver

For many collectors, one of the most exciting discoveries is realizing that you’ve found a coin made of silver. Whether you’re searching through pocket change, looking through inherited collections, or coin roll hunting, silver coins carry both historical and intrinsic value. But how do you know which U.S. coins are silver? Let’s walk through the telltale signs.

Click here for the full guide 
US constitutional silver coins, franklin half dollar, silver quarter, mercury dime