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Like Idahocopper - I too made a spreadsheet that I simply add to when another acquisition is made. I track total oz and it automatically calculates value based on spot price. I don't track what I paid, but that is an interesting idea. I do check a column to distinguish how much is found roll searching vs. purchase though. Right now, its about 20% roll searching and 80% purchase/trade.

I have a nice spreadsheet, but my shitty Dell mini 10 died a few weeks back and I haven'y been able to retrieve anything from it yet.

Need a new laptop so I can stop using my lady's one, but having recently had to replace both my Xbox which died and my big Sony television which also blew up, I'm a bit out of spare spends at the mo. I'm cursed I think (or incredibly static!).

Gear just doesn't last the way it used to.

Idaho - If you're spreadsheet is a good one, you could possibly put it up for download either for free or for a few bucks?

Devil SW - OK. I just tuned it up a bit, added some instructive notes to help make the Excel Spreadsheet easier to understand. Send me a PM with your email address to get a copy. I'll send it for free, and if anyone likes using it, they can "Gift" money to me via Paypal, or not. LOL

Sweet. Incoming...

Here is a screenshot of my Hoard Calc.
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http://www.idahocopper.com/images/AgCalc.jpg

Uhm, dude, you might want to black out the figures or delete them. Do you really want teh whoel world to know exactly how much PMs you have? I would think not...

Thanks for the suggestion. Those are fake numbers.

I put the fake numbers in so you can see just how it calculates in the screenshot.

Anything in white cells can be changed in the working spreadsheet, to reflect your own hoard.

Ok cool. Just being sure you hadn't overlooked that is all.

jasmatk wrote:have a piece of paper i add to its tally as i buy.90% junk as fv and .999 bars in one column and eagles in another gets the standard 4 lines then the 5th through them and the only reason i do this is in case i ever get robbed.

Be careful, Homeowner's Insurance has very small amounts that are covered for precious metals or for coins, usually about $250 unless you buy extra coverage.

Count?? I just buy!

Stack...what stack...

I measure my penny hoard by the fraction of a ton. Everything else I measure by the pound.

Copper Catcher wrote:Stack...what stack...

Well, well, well. Now we understand how you can afford your generosity at Christmas, John.

Not me... I just got friends in low places...

~Enjoy~
http://www.blinkx.com/watch-video/garth ... doVxpbZqiQ

Honestly, I don't have a clue. It's boring to count it all. It is a lot more fun to go acquire more of it!