Save promising pieces
When a scan looks worth revisiting, save it so the item does not disappear into a one-time result screen.
Saved scans and collections
Why saved pieces matter after the first scan
The value of AntiqScope is not only the first answer. Saved scans turn one-off results into a collection you can reopen when a piece becomes relevant again, when you want to compare several finds, or when you are ready to decide whether the item deserves deeper research.
How collections fit the product
Saved scans make the app more than a quick guess
Collections are where the app starts acting more like a working tool. You can save a result when the item looks promising and return to it with the original clues still intact.
Reopen the clues later
Return to the likely category, era clues, material hints, and value range without needing to rebuild the first pass from memory.
Build a practical workflow
Saved pieces make more sense when you buy, sell, compare, or collect over time instead of treating each scan like a separate guess.
Who benefits most
Collections help when the decision is not immediate
- Collectors who want a personal bank of notable finds.
- Resellers who need to revisit likely hits before listing or pricing.
- Flea market or estate sale buyers sorting what deserves a second look.
Where this fits with pricing
Free scans let you test the flow. Ongoing access supports repeat use.
The first 3 free scans let you see whether the result format is useful for your kind of items. If you keep scanning and saving pieces over time, weekly or yearly unlimited access is where AntiqScope becomes more practical as a repeat-use tool.
Read the confidence correctly
Collections are more useful when you know whether a saved result is strong, mixed, or worth another pass.
Need help with saved scans?
Use support for purchase restore issues, result questions, or help understanding what to do next.
Try it in the app
Start with the free scans, save a promising piece, and see whether the ongoing workflow fits how you research.