How It Works
Start with a coin. Add the memory. Build the book.
Archive: public coin history.
Reflection Vault: private memory.
Legacy Book: selected memories shaped into a family story.
Two Ways to Begin
Upload your own coin with clear front and back images, plus whatever you know.
Or start from a coin already in the Archive and save it privately to your Reflection Vault.
You do not need the whole story to begin.
1. Add or Select a Coin
Upload your coin, or choose a matching coin already in the Archive.
2. Connect It to Public Context
The Archive helps connect the coin to unit history and related records.
3. Save It to Your Reflection Vault
The coin becomes part of your private memory workspace.
4. Record the Lived Memory
Add who was there, what happened, and what should not be lost.
5. Build the Legacy Later
Selected coins and reflections can become a family Legacy Book.
Public Archive. Private Reflection.
The Archive is public history.
The Reflection Vault is private memory.
Your private reflections do not become public Archive content unless you choose.
What Gets Preserved
The coin preserves the object.
The Archive adds history.
The Reflection Vault holds memory.
The Legacy Book carries the story forward.
Sources and Context
Where available, Archive records use official histories, public sources, and related coins. Private memory stays in the Reflection Vault.