Tasamoneda

Description

With this App you can value yourself the ancient coins that you have of
easy and simple way.

You will find the different catalogs by country, especially coins from Spain and Mexico.

You will be able to know the value they have by identifying them through the different
screens that will appear or by our index of coins by similar images.

It is an App aimed at all kinds of people and especially those who are not experts in numismatics, but who are curious to know more about coins and their current value.

So that you become familiar with our app and get to know how it works,
Tasamoneda by Mga has access to download and consult a list of coins that range from the 17th century to more recent coins.

The estimate is based on a weighting according to the information compiled from different databases, valuations by expert appraisers and/or compared to past and/or recent referenced sales.

In Spain you find (historical monetary scheme): Carlos III (1759-1788), Carlos IV (1788-1808), Fernando VII(1808-1833), José I Bonaparte (1808-1813), Carlos V(1833-1845), Isabel II (1833-1868), Provisional Government (1868-1871), Amadeo I (1870-1873), Carlos VII (1872-1876), I and II Republic (1873-1873)(1931-1939), Alfonso XII and XIII (1875-1931), Coins of the Civil War (1936-1939), Spanish State (Franco) (1939-1975) and Juan Carlos I (1975-2001). It includes different monetary systems, maravedis, real, pesetas and shields.

In Mexico you find (historical monetary scheme): Carlos III (1759-1788), Carlos IV (1788-1808), Fernando VII (1808-1833), War of Independence (1810-1821), 1st Empire Agustin Iturbide (1821-1823 ), 1st Republic (1824-1864), 2nd Emperor Maxilian Empire (1864-1867), 2nd Republic (1867-1910), Mexican Revolution (1910-1917), United Mexican States (1905-1993). It includes different monetary systems, real, shields, pesos, cents...

It also includes the mints of Spain (Segovia, Cartagena, Barcelona, ​​Girona, Lleida, Seville, Madrid, Mallorca...), Colombia, Mexico (Chiguagua, Durango, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Huatla, Morelos, Monclova, Oaxaca, Sombrerete de Vargas , Tierras Calientes, Tlalpujahua, Zacatecas, Michoacán Valley, Zitacuaros, Zongolica), Chiloé, Potosí, Peru (Lima, Cuzco), Guatemala, New Kingdom of Granada (Santa Fé de Colombia), Chile (Santiago, Valdivia), Philippines, Venezuela...

Through the different screens, you will have complete access to all the
contents of the Tasamoneda database, with which you will have a wide repertoire of information with historical and market content for an unlimited period of time.

The conservation states that we consider are the following:

- SC / Not circulated, a new piece, without wear and that has not circulated.

- EBC / Excellent good conservation, a somewhat circled piece, with initial wear in the field and high points of relief and perhaps with some original shine.

- MBC / Very good condition, a half-used piece, that is, neither little nor much used and that preserves the main features of the coin.

- MC / Poor conservation, the condition of the coin is poor in terms of legibility, composition and deterioration.

You can also generate a complete report in pdf totally free.

Tasamoneda by Mga does not replace the appraisal through catalogs or that of professionals in the sector, but it can offer you very useful information to know the true value of the pieces you have and thus avoid possible fraud.

Now you also have a free bulletin board available to BUY- SELL- CHECK everything related to coins.

Neither Tasamoneda nor any of our workers review or approve the currencies that users buy and sell through the service; therefore, Tasamoneda, in no case will be responsible, directly, indirectly, or subsidiarily, for damages of any nature.