I thought you meant
red container for 1oz kookaburras,
blue for silver pandas,
white for gold pandas,
orange for bars...
red container for 1oz kookaburras,
blue for silver pandas,
white for gold pandas,
orange for bars...
How do you organize, store, manage, etc your stack?
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Naphthalene Man said:
Some things go without saying...
Fat Freddy said:
I don't know that Jeffrey Smart likes you showing off his stack.
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
And he lets me keep it there
But I have NO idea where it actually is these days
Fat Freddy
New Member
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....
Pirocco
Well-Known Member
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.
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.