Poll of the Day > In advance of my 2nd safe auditing here's a detailed breakdown of the first one

(+) Yeah! (+)

Because I should get in the regular habit of it and because I have enlisted help of a friend - to teach him my auditing practices and show off my cool shit.

anyways, last time I determined, with spot prices on 3/28 I had-

$1,300 in paper bills
$108.50 in clad coinage of various types
$.52 in copper bullion
$41.58 in gold(a gram embedded into a watch face)
$172.29 in silver coinage(melt value) [11.34 ozt]
$745.829 in silver bullion [49.1ozt]

for a total value of $2,368.73

In this update i'll have 1-200 dollars worth of $1 bills, a quarter and a kilogram silver bar. Interesting to see the figures with a $469(5/17) paperweight on it.

What is in my safe?? stuff ive found, bought, or purchased out of my cash drawers. Paid bullion and cash drawer finds at 1:1 equal the most out of the safe. Does not include most recent figures of a quarter, kilo silver bar and a hoarde of ones.

Copper bullion: 3 generic kinda looks like a US coin copper rounds

Gold: 1 gram bar embedded in a watch face i found around the house

Now we get to the meat and potatoes

clad coins:

10 eisenhower dollars
15 susan B anthony
47 sacagawea
47 kennedy(two unopened mint rolls)
5 president dollars(one proof)
7 indian head pennies
1 commemorative half dollar
21 random quarters(weird undiagnosed errors, cool tones, and other stuff)
10 random dimes(as above)
3 buffalo nickels
10 random nickels(as above)
1 blank penny planchet
24 random lincoln memorial cents(as above, and also includes several 1960s memorial cents with origial luster likely from a fresh roll opened and spent. found them over the course of a month working as a cashier. same mint and fresh patina. Not really valuable, but a nummisma-slueths dream)
5 steel pennies
13 random wheat pennies

bills:

$1 US federal reserve notes - 242
(series represented - 1963, 1963 b, 1969 b, 1969 a, 19771, 1981a, 1985, 1988a, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2003a, 2006, 2009, 2013, 2017)
$2 US federal reserve notes - 2
(1976, 2013)
$5 US federal reserve notes - 17
(1969, 1977, 2006, 2006 portrait, 2009, 2013)
$10 US federal reserve notes - 4
(1979, 1974, 2013)
$20 US federal reserve notes - 19
(1950c, 1963a, 1969, 1969a, 1981a, 1988a, 2006, 2009, 2013)
$50 US federal reserve notes - 4
(1934, 1969a, 1993, 2013)
$100 US federal reserve notes - 3
(2006, 2013)
silver certificates - 3
(1953, 1957)
red seal US notes - 1
(1953)
2017 fresh sequential ones - 37

silver coins:
5 90% dollars
5 40% half dollars
1 90% walking liberty half dollar
1 90% quarter
33 90% dimes
1 80% canadian dime
12 35% nickels
3 .999% silver eagles
(total 11.34 ozt)

silver bullion:
order 1-
1 5ozt bar
1 ozt bar
order 2-
10 1ozt rounds
order 3-
5 ozt bar
1 ozt bar
order 4-
6 1ozt bar
order 5-
1 10ozt bar
order 6-
1 ozt bar
order 7-
1 5ozt round
1 .10ozt round
order 8-
1 5ozt bar
1 1ozt bar
(total 50.1 ounces troy)

Adding everything together we get a total value of $2,368.73.

This isn't really to brag, I hope people can learn from this. Or at least call me wolfy.