PHYSICAL SILVER TRACKER

Silver in hand tracks differently than silver on paper.

Junk silver, bullion coins, bars — physical silver has weight, purity, and a real location, none of which a brokerage app was built to handle.

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Physical silver piles up faster than tracking tools expect

Piece counts grow fast

Silver's lower per-unit value means real holdings often mean hundreds of individual pieces — a scale most tools weren't designed for.

Purity varies across your stack

90% junk silver, .999 bullion, and sterling all need different math to get an accurate total — a generic tracker won't distinguish them.

No custodian means no automatic record

Unlike an ETF, nobody else is keeping a record of what you own — if you don't track it, nothing does.

Built for silver's specific scale and complexity

Purity-aware totals

Junk silver, bullion, and sterling all roll into an accurate total ounce count based on their actual purity.

Fast entry for bulk purchases

Log a large purchase quickly without sacrificing per-piece detail where it matters.

CSV import from dealers

Bring in existing order history from APMEX, JM Bullion, or Kitco instead of starting from scratch.

Live spot valuation

Your real silver holdings valued against live spot price, continuously, not a number you calculated once.

Track the silver you actually hold

Free to start — import existing purchases or log your first piece directly.

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FAQ

Why track physical silver differently from a silver ETF?

A silver ETF is just a share count in a brokerage account. Physical silver has purity, weight, form (coin, bar, junk silver), and a real storage location — none of which a brokerage tracks.

Does this handle both bullion and junk silver?

Yes — any physical silver you hold, from modern .999 bullion coins to pre-1965 90% silver, tracks by its actual weight and purity.

Is physical silver harder to track than physical gold?

In practice, yes — silver collections tend to accumulate far more individual pieces than gold collections of similar dollar value, which is exactly why a real tracking system matters more, not less.