Mixed lot calculator
Price a coin exactly as you would anywhere else, then add it to the lot. The ledger keeps every line and the running total.
The lot
Nothing added yet — price a coin above and add it.
Kept in this browser, so a part-counted jar survives a reload.
How to price a mixed lot
Dealers and private sellers usually price junk silver one of two ways: by the total silver weight, or as a multiple of face value. The ledger gives you both — the pure silver ounces in the lot, and the face value they add up to — so you can check either quote against the metal.
For US 90% silver, a dollar of face value in any mix of dimes, quarters and halves comes to roughly 0.715 troy oz. That's the number to sanity-check against: if someone quotes "20 times face", you're paying 20 × $1 for about 0.715 oz of silver, and whether that's fair depends entirely on spot that day.
715 for iPhone & Android
Your whole stack, priced every time you open it
A jar is easy. A whole stack is not. The app keeps the running total so you don't have to, and it works at the counter without a signal.
- A ledger with melt value, pure ounces and count — always current
- A deal checker: how far over or under melt any price lands
- Bullion, bars and rounds, plus any custom piece by weight
Free to start · no account · $3.99/year for the full ledger and every theme
