$5 · one-time · instant download
The calculator values a coin in seconds. The Silver Stacking Spreadsheet keeps the whole record — every coin and bar, what you paid, and your running melt value and profit/loss — auto-calculated from the spot price you enter. One file, one price, yours to keep.
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Once you own more than a handful of coins, "what's my stack worth?" stops being a calculator question and becomes a record-keeping one. The melt value of each item moves every minute with spot, and your profit depends on what you paid — often across many purchases, at many prices.
| Tab | What it does |
|---|---|
| Stack Tracker | One row per item: metal, type, quantity, fine oz/unit, melt value, what you paid, and profit/loss — all formula-driven from a single spot-price cell, with running stack totals. |
| Melt Reference | 21 pre-loaded coin and bullion specs with their published fine-metal content (US 90% & 40% silver, silver dollars, Silver Eagles, sterling, junk silver, gold by karat, platinum & palladium), so you never look a spec up again. |
| Instructions | A short setup sheet: enter spot, add your coins, read your totals. Works the same in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers. |
| Task | Free calculator | $5 spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|
| Melt value of one coin, right now | Yes | Yes |
| Live spot pulled automatically | Yes | You enter spot once |
| Record your whole stack, item by item | Browser-only, cleared easily | Saved file |
| Cost basis & profit/loss per coin | Limited | Full P/L |
| Sort, filter, print, back up | No | Yes |
| Works offline / archive for tax time | No | Yes |
Most stackers use both: the free calculator for a quick answer, the spreadsheet for the permanent record.
Not for you if you only ever price a single coin occasionally — the free melt value calculator is enough for that.
A $5 one-time spreadsheet download from SaltCrate that tracks your whole precious-metals stack: the melt value, the price you paid, and your running profit or loss on every coin and bar. It includes a Stack Tracker, a Melt Reference with 21 pre-loaded coin specs, and setup instructions, and it works in Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers.
You enter the current spot price once. The spreadsheet holds the fine-metal content of each coin spec, so melt value = spot price × fine-metal content × quantity. Cost basis comes from the price you paid, and profit/loss = melt value − cost basis, updated automatically for the whole stack.
Yes — it is a standard .xlsx file that opens in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers. No subscription and no app required.
21 pre-loaded specs covering US 90% and 40% silver coins, silver dollars, Silver Eagles and rounds, sterling silver, junk silver, gold by karat and bar, plus platinum and palladium — each with its published fine-metal content ready for the melt-value formula.
The free calculator values one item at a time. The spreadsheet is the permanent record: every item you own, what you paid, and your total melt value and profit/loss, all in one file you can save, sort and print. Try the free calculator first if you want a feel for it.
No — you enter the current spot price in one cell and the whole file updates. For a live single-item melt value, use the free calculator, which pulls spot automatically.
21 pre-loaded coin specs, automatic profit/loss, and one place for your whole stack — for the price of a fast-food coffee.