The daily pixelated coin quiz
One mystery coin a day, shown as a heavily pixelated photo. Name it in six guesses: the picture sharpens after every miss, and everyone gets the same coin.
A quick daily test of how well you know a coin by its shape and design
The same mystery coin for every player, drawn from the Brilliant Uncirculated coins in the Florin House catalogue.
The photo starts as a coarse grid of coloured blocks and sharpens after every wrong guess. Each miss is graded, from Not Quite to Very Close.
The fewer guesses you need, the higher your score. Solve it on consecutive days to build a streak; signing in keeps it.
A clues panel shows the coin’s year, denomination, rarity and value if you need a nudge.
Every answer is a coin in the Florin House catalogue, with its own page, photo and value.
No account needed. An account keeps your streak; you can play without one.
Six guesses, one coin, and a new one tomorrow.
Coin Detective shows one mystery coin a day as a heavily pixelated photo. You have six guesses to name it, and the picture sharpens after every miss. Everyone gets the same coin, and you can play without an account; signing in keeps your streak.
Six. The picture becomes clearer after each wrong guess.
Brilliant Uncirculated coins from the Florin House catalogue; so far most have been British commemoratives.
No. An account keeps your streak; you can play without one.