I thought you meant red container for 1oz kookaburras, blue for silver pandas, white for gold pandas, orange for bars...
I found CK's container one day And he lets me keep it there But I have NO idea where it actually is these days
Actually....... I used to use green containers for Ag, red containers for Au, blue containers for Pt and yellow containers for Pd. I just left Cu out in the open in the yard---after all, who cares about Cu anyhow? In recent years, it's just become too laborious and tiresome. Now I just stack different piles of containers in different quadrants of the yard and I have the staff paint them accordingly every couple years........ I just wish I could find a way to cut down on my annual crane equipment and operator expenses. I hate those overpaid pikers and their stupid union too....
I limited the number of kinds of weights of coins / rounds. With a handful exceptions, only kilo and 1 ounce. With junk, again a handful exceptions, only 25+ gr and only 90%. It's a stack monsterboxes, kilocoins, the rest in tight-closing icecream boxes, the junk just lose in them, but a full box doesn't rattle eh. To manage, I made an ordinary .txt file. With a table like structure of token strings using an asterisk as separator: Ex 40 * Austria * Wiener Philharmoniker 2012 * 1 ounce 0.999 2 * France * 50 Franc Hercule 1975 * 30 gram 0.900 3 * M2 The Mulligan Mint,Inc - Dallas Texas USA * Free State Project 2009 Proof * 1 ounce 0.999 Then I wrote a script, that calculates grammes, coins and ounces totals, and adds it as last line to the .txt file. When big updates, I reprint the .txt and store it with the silver.