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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Phil Ham, post: 1353458, member: 5787&quot;]I have my inventory in Excel and include a tab with the current intrinsic value by denomination.&nbsp; Currently, I only value US and Canadian coins using coinflation.&nbsp; In the spreadsheet with the coin list, I have three columns that list the coin by my estimate of value, current intrinsic value (coinflation x 0.9), and a third column that takes the maximum of those two columns.&nbsp; Since I have thousands of coins in the spreadsheet, I quickly get a feel for the value of the collection when silver goes from $20 to $40 to $30 an ounce.&nbsp; I also do the same thing with currency values versus US dollars using the currency converter on another tab.&nbsp; It is pretty easy to do this in Excel with the Vlookup function.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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