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Find out what your stuff is worth before you sell it

Attic Gold is an iPhone app that appraises antiques, collectibles, and secondhand finds from a photo. Point your camera at an item and get an estimated resale value backed by real sold listings — in seconds.

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Free to download · Includes 5 appraisals · No account required

What is Attic Gold?

Attic Gold is a photo appraisal app for iPhone and iPad. You take a picture of an object — a piece of glassware, an old tool, a vintage toy, a book, a chair — and the app identifies what it is, estimates a resale value range, and shows recent sold comparables that support the estimate.

It is built for the moment you are standing in a thrift store, a garage sale, an estate sale, or your own attic, holding something you do not recognise and cannot price. The people who lose money in resale are not the ones who buy badly — they are the ones who buy without knowing. Attic Gold closes that gap in about the time it takes to take a photo.

It is made by Fin and Grin LLC and requires no account, no email address, and no sign-in.

How do I find out what my old stuff is worth?

Photograph the item in the Attic Gold app. It identifies the object, returns an estimated resale value range, and shows recent sold listings for comparable items — no maker, model number, or date required from you.

Point and scan

Open the app and photograph the item. Good light and a plain background improve accuracy, but a normal phone snapshot is enough.

Get an identification

Attic Gold names what the object appears to be — category, likely maker or era where it can tell, and distinguishing details.

See the value range and comps

You get an estimated resale range plus recent sold listings for similar items, so you can see where the number came from instead of taking it on trust.

Save it to your portfolio

Keep scanned items in a running portfolio with their estimated values, so you can track a collection, a booth's inventory, or a house clear-out over time.

What Attic Gold does

Scan an item

Single-item appraisal

One photo, one estimate, with sold comparables behind it. The core of the app.

Lot Mode

Scan a whole shelf

Photograph an entire shelf, table, or box lot and get estimates on the items it recognises — built for estate sales and auction previews where you have minutes, not hours.

Barcode

Books, games, and media

A dedicated barcode scanner for books, video games, DVDs, and vinyl. Faster and more precise than photo recognition for anything with a barcode.

Import

Appraise photos you already have

Pull in pictures from your camera roll — useful for items you photographed earlier, or that belong to someone else.

Hunt nearby

Find shops and estate sales

A map of antique shops, resale stores, and estate sales around you, so you know where to go looking.

Portfolio

Track what you've found

Every scan can be saved with its estimate, building a running record of a collection, an inventory, or an inheritance.

Inside the app

Attic Gold scan screen showing camera-based item appraisal
Scan an item
Attic Gold appraisal result with estimated value range
Estimated value
Attic Gold sold comparable listings for a scanned item
Sold comparables
Attic Gold portfolio of saved scanned items and values
Your portfolio

How much does Attic Gold cost?

The app costs nothing to download and includes 5 appraisals to start. After that, appraisals are bought in credit packs. Credits do not expire.

PackPrice
50 appraisals$4.99
150 appraisals$9.99
500 appraisals$24.99

Monthly and yearly subscription options are also available inside the app for people who scan regularly. Current prices are always shown in the app before you buy.

Is Attic Gold a real appraisal?

No — and it does not pretend to be. Attic Gold gives an estimate produced by artificial intelligence image recognition combined with real market sales data. It is not a certified appraisal.

Do not use it for insurance, probate, tax, or legal purposes. Condition, authenticity, provenance, and repairs can change an item's real value dramatically, and no photo-based tool can judge those reliably.

Use it the way it is meant to be used: as a fast first screen. It tells you whether something is worth $3 or $300, which is the decision you actually need to make while standing in front of it. If the answer comes back high, that is your signal to slow down and get a certified appraiser to look at it properly.

The disclaimer is in the app for a reason. Estimates are AI plus market data — not a certified appraisal. Condition and authenticity can materially change value.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to use Attic Gold?

No. Attic Gold does not require you to create an account, give an email address, or sign in. Open the app and scan.

What kinds of items can it identify?

Attic Gold is built for general secondhand goods: antiques, glassware and pottery, vintage toys, tools, furniture, jewellery, militaria, advertising and signage, collectible figures, books, video games, records, and estate-sale miscellany. It works best on physical objects that have an established resale market.

Is Attic Gold available on Android?

Attic Gold is available now on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad. An Android version is in review with Google Play and will be listed here once it is published.

What is the best app for pricing antiques at estate sales?

Attic Gold is built specifically for that situation. Photo appraisal for single items, Lot Mode for whole shelves and box lots, barcode scanning for media, and a Hunt Nearby map of local sales — so you can check value while you are standing in front of an item deciding whether to buy it.

Does it work offline?

No. Attic Gold needs an internet connection, because the value estimate is drawn from live market sales data rather than a fixed price list stored on your phone.

How accurate is the estimate?

Accuracy depends on the item. Common, well-traded categories with lots of sold data — books, games, mass-produced collectibles, recognisable brands — tend to be reliable. Rare, handmade, or heavily condition-dependent items are harder, and the app is more useful there as a category identification than as a precise number. Always read the comparables it shows you, not just the headline figure.

Who makes Attic Gold?

Attic Gold is made by Fin and Grin LLC, a Missouri company.

Stop guessing what things are worth

Download Attic Gold and scan the first thing you can reach.

Download on the App Store

Free to download · Includes 5 appraisals · No account required