About
What is Prism Vault?
Prism Vault is a pricing and marketplace tool for coin and card collectors. It answers the question every collector asks first — what is this actually worth? — without a subscription to a price guide. Scan a coin or a Pokémon card with your phone camera and the app identifies it, then builds a value range from live sold comps across world markets, including melt value for precious-metal coins and raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values for cards.
It is built for people who buy, sell and inherit collections: weekend collectors checking a flea-market find, dealers pricing a tray of coins, families sorting an album left behind, and sellers who want their own listings in front of real buyers instead of a message board. Alongside the scanner, the app tracks live gold and silver spot prices, keeps a shop of verified graded slabs and raw singles, and runs a collector-to-collector market where anyone can list a coin or a card for a flat $10 fee.
Prism Vault is built and run by Numismatics Treasures, a collector-run shop in Alberta, Canada. Every feature exists because we needed it ourselves at a coin show or while sorting a buy. Values shown are market estimates gathered from public sold data — useful for making an offer or spotting an outlier, never a substitute for an in-hand appraisal of a high-value coin or card.
Coin scanning
Photograph one side of a coin and get its country, denomination, year, mint mark and metal, then melt, circulated, uncirculated and graded values pulled from sold comps.
Card scanning
Point the camera at a Pokémon card for name, set, number and rarity, with raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 market values in the same view.
Live metal prices
Gold and silver spot prices, refreshed continuously with a one-year history, so bullion-heavy coins are priced against today's metal.
Seller marketplace
Collectors list coins and cards themselves for a flat $10 fee per listing, with photos, asking price and the scanner's market estimate attached.
Verified inventory
Cards in the shop are graded or checked by hand, with condition notes and cert numbers listed before you buy.
Start here
Scan a coin for free, or ask us about a collection or an order.