Zamler · building since 2021
We build machines that read coins.
colcur.com finds and explains graded coins on eBay. cabinetgrade grades the coin in your hand — from photos. Scroll to watch the engine read one.
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The object
A graded coin, in its holder.
A slab, as it appears in an eBay photo: the coin, the label, the barcode.
Read the slab
The label decodes to a certificate.
colcur.com reads the holder straight off the listing photo — grader, cert number, grade.
Read the coin
Then the coin itself is graded.
cabinetgrade lifts the coin out: obverse, reverse — and a grade from the photographs.
The capacity
One photo becomes many reads.
Detection, holder, certificate, identity, grade, provenance — every read, from the same photos.
The mark
Struck, not printed.
Every read you just watched comes from one engine — ours. colcur.com searches with it. cabinetgrade grades with it.
Why "Zamler"
Collecting, done by many hands.
Zamler is Yiddish for collector.
The name comes from the zamlers — the volunteer gatherers who once fanned out to collect and preserve ordinary objects and testimony before they were lost. Collecting as an act of care, carried out by many hands rather than by wealth. That is the posture we chose: we are on the collector's side.
The mark is a struck coin — a reeded edge, a rim, an incuse Z, pressed into monochrome metal. A neutral parent above two coloured products: the die, and the strikes. We registered the first domain in 2021 and spent the years since building the engine, not chasing the announcement. What ships now is the patient version of that idea — struck, not printed.