Holdings
Search the collection, sort it, and filter by gold, silver, platinum or palladium, then by coin, bar, round, jewellery or scrap. Each row keeps quantity, gross weight, fine ounces and estimated change beside the object.
The physical collection
Every ounce has a story—and a specification.
From a sovereign passed down to a newly minted bar, Troy Ledger records what makes each holding physically yours.
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AU · 999.9
01 / Your objects
Built for the things a brokerage account cannot see.
Record recognised coins or enter an item manually. Quantity, gross weight, purity, provenance, purchase context and private notes stay attached to the physical holding.
02 / Catalogue
Specifications first. Your record second.
Search families, mints or sizes, then take a verified snapshot into a private holding. The object on the device stays yours even as the catalogue evolves.
- 01Find a recognised product
Search by metal, product family or mint.
- 02Resolve the right issue
Use the specification that applies to the selected year.
- 03Keep an editable snapshot
Your holding stays stable even as the catalogue evolves.
03 / Daily instruments
Holdings for the objects. Portfolio for the whole.
The collection is both a list of physical things and a single estimated value. Filter the objects; then read the allocation they form.
Portfolio
One total from the latest available spot, a history estimated from current holdings, acquisition cost, and a clear split across the metals you actually hold.
04 / Spot
The price that sits under every ounce.
Spot is quoted per fine troy ounce. Inspect the history, then read the same ounce through karat and purity so a 22K piece is never priced as if it were 24K.
- Quote
- GBP or USD per fine troy ounce
- History
- Press and drag to inspect 1W through all-time
- Purity
- 24K, 22K and the rest, priced from the same fine ounce
- Cadence
- TroyLedger Pro can refresh on a ten-minute cadence when markets are open
05 / Fine weight
The common language beneath every form.
Gross weight×Purity×Quantity=Fine metal
Troy Ledger uses precise decimal arithmetic for physical and financial calculations. Overrides remain explicit when a real-world item does not fit the standard formula.
From physical fact to portfolio view