
AncientDesk
From Greek antiquity to Gallo-Roman coinage.
Learn more →Catalogue, document and showcase your ancient coins with software built for collectors — not for accountants.

A perpetual license at 49 €, with no subscription or recurring fee to browse your collection.
Photos, records and documents are saved on your own computer, never on a remote server.
A native desktop app, usable offline, even on a machine that is never connected to the internet.
RIC, RRC and RPC references plus links to OCRE, CRRO, BnF/Gallica and the ANS to check every attribution.
Our applications share the same demand for clarity, each with the fields and tools specific to its field.

From Greek antiquity to Gallo-Roman coinage.
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From the early Middle Ages to the end of the 15th century.
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The art of collecting keepsakes from around the world.
Learn more →An object reaches its full value when its story stays attached to it.
Each application uses the vocabulary, criteria and references of its own collecting field.
Photos, notes and documents stay saved on your computer and under your control.
You buy the software once. No monthly bill just to browse your own collection.
Clear exports and simple backups so your data is never locked in.
A workflow built for the numismatist: start with a coin in hand and end with a documented, sourced and valued record.
Photograph the obverse and reverse, enter weight, module and metal. The coin enters your local inventory.
Filter the catalogue by authority, mint and legend, then cross-check with OCRE, CRRO or the BnF for attribution.
Attach the RIC/RRC/RPC reference, the grade, the provenance and your notes in a lasting record.
Log estimates, purchase price and value history for your archives, your exchanges or your insurance.
Explore a reference catalogue, then build your own inventory, without mixing historical data with your personal information.
Filter by authority, period, mint, metal, denomination or reference.
Add photos, condition, dimensions, provenance, purchase price, notes and documents.
Keep your estimates and their history. Values remain indicative, never an automatic appraisal.
Generate useful documents for your archives, your exchanges or your insurance.
Two real views of the application: your collection dashboard and the detailed record of a coin. Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
A clear dashboard: collection statistics, latest acquisitions and a preview of the selected coin.
Every field was designed with the vocabulary of ancient numismatics, without ever forcing an accountant’s grid on you.
Two photos per coin, legends, types and a detailed description of both the obverse and the reverse.
Log the physical data: mass in grams, diameter in millimetres, die axis and alloy.
Tie each piece to its standard reference and keep the link to OCRE and CRRO for verification.
History of owners, sales, lots and certificates: the coin’s story stays attached to its record.
Purchase price, successive estimates and a value curve — indicative markers, never an automatic appraisal.
Everything works without a connection and your data stays exportable, so you are never locked in.
Find a piece in seconds by period, mint, denomination, metal or keyword.
Generate clean records to print or share for your exchanges, insurance and estates.
Whether you are just starting or documenting a full cabinet, AncientDesk adapts to your practice.
Guided fields and a reference catalogue to learn how to identify your first Roman and Gaulish coins.
RIC/RRC/RPC references, detailed provenance and rigorous exports for an already structured cabinet.
Inventory a collection you received, uncover the story of the pieces and document them cleanly to pass them on.
Illustrated records, estimates and printable exports to justify the value of your collection.
AncientDesk comes with a perpetual license. The software keeps working, even without an internet connection.
The essentials on the license, your data and the future CollectionDesk applications.
No. CollectionDesk products are desktop applications for Windows. Your main data stays local and the software can be used offline.
No. AncientDesk is planned as a one-time purchase. A single license activates the software on up to three personal computers.
No. AncientDesk helps you classify, compare and document. It replaces neither the opinion of a professional numismatist nor a certificate of authenticity.
Yes. The architecture is built for backups and exports so that your data stays usable and under your control.
AncientDesk opens the range. MedievalDesk, EuroDesk, StampDesk, BanknoteDesk and PostcardDesk are presented as upcoming worlds and will be launched progressively.