Poll of the Day > I did an accounting report of my silver stack

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silver stack SPOT 16.59 on 2/13/2018

10oz_________10oz
5oz__________5oz
1oz__________1oz
1oz coin_____1oz
1oz coin_____1oz
40% ken____.1479
walker_____.3617
8 nickels_____.0563(.4504)
17 dimes_____.0723(1.2291)
3 dollars_____.7735(2.3205)
2 morgan_____.7735(1.547)
5 merc_______.0723(0.3615)

TOTAL 24.4181

VALUE 405.0962

PAID
107.82 to jm bullion
COINS
.50
.45
1.60
3
1
TOTAL 6.55

COMBINED 114.37

DIFFERENTIAL: 290.72

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That's nice, dear.
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it is nice

That's why I said it's nice, dear.
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What's this about? I'm a little lost.
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he looked up what his silver is worth then compared what he paid for it, to what it's worth.

Yes, I did.

I hadnt calculated it in a while, but its growing decently.

Now, I know I talk a lot about silver coins, but they build up silver slowly. but ones you find could have more value than just its silver content in collectible value. my silver dollars are actually worth 20-30 dollars, but i just went with pure silver conversion. But coins do built up slowly and stack slowly but its face value or free, so its worth it every time.

Here is how i've acquired these coins:
1oz silver eagles - birthday and christmas gifts
40% kennedy half dollar - bought 80 dollars worth of rolled half dollars once from a bank and found one silver coin
walking liberty half dollar - friend found out i was interested in coins so he gave me one.
8 nickels - found hunting my cash drawer.
17 dimes - found one in my friends change, the rest hunting my drawer or checking the coinstar return tray
silver dollars - customer paid me with four once, also a supervisor at work found one inside the coinstar machine and gave it to me for being an awesome employee.