A single gold coin can be worth thousands — the kind of asset where 'I think I bought it in 2022' isn't good enough if you ever need to prove what you own.
Start freeUnlike lower-value items, a single undocumented gold coin can represent a meaningful gap in your insurance coverage or resale price.
24K vs 22K vs 18K materially changes a piece's value — a record that doesn't track this accurately understates or overstates what you own.
Gold collections are often passed down — undocumented pieces become genuinely hard for heirs to value or even identify.
Karat, weight, mint, and certification recorded accurately for every piece.
Photos and dated purchase records in the format insurers actually ask for.
Give trusted family members visibility into your gold holdings for estate planning purposes.
Know your actual gain or loss on every gold piece, not a rough estimate.
Free to start — log your first piece with photos and real purity data.
Start tracking freeGold's high value per piece makes authenticity and provenance documentation especially important for insurance and resale — a missing receipt matters more on a $2,000 coin than a $2 one.
Yes — karat, weight, mint, and any certification are tracked alongside the photos and purchase record for each piece.
Yes — photo documentation and a dated purchase record are exactly what most insurers ask for when valuing or processing a claim on gold jewelry or coins.