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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;juris klavins, post: 3374395, member: 76693&quot;]95% of my &#039;collection is just silver bullion of various types - 90% &#039;constitutional&#039; halves, quarter and dimes, .999 silver bars and rounds, sterling silver items bought well below melt, etc. - I do have about 100 unremarkable silver dollars and a few tubes of older Barber coins in AG-VG condition and dateless Standing Liberty quarters and the usual accumulations of 40% Kennedy halves and 35% war nickels, byproducts of buying mixed lots on eBay -</p><p>I keep track of them on individual Google Sheets (free spreadsheets) pages - My headings are: date, seller, spot price, cost, total grams of coins, total troy oz. of silver, cost per troy oz., % premium above spot, quantity, description and cumulative troy ounces of silver - the formulas for calculated columns save input time - I print out pages as they become full or at year end, whichever comes first.</p><p>The rest of my humble collection, miscellaneous world coins, Indian head cents, 1921 Mercs and 1932 quarters plus Secret Santa presents and lord M&#039;s &amp; Noah Finney&#039;s recent lucky ha&#039;penny are stored in flips inside a couple of fancy old wooden cigar boxes - the cigar box stuff maintains its value unchanged, but the bulk silver bullion value can be estimated by simple arithmetic (total troy ounces x silver spot price) - sample sheet pdf below[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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