The built-in catalog: what's included

The built-in catalog is the list of bullion products the app ships with — every coin, bar, round, or junk silver entry that's been pre-loaded so you don't have to type weights, purities, and mint details yourself.

When you record a purchase, you pick from the catalog (or one of your own custom products), and the technical fields auto-fill from there.

This article walks through what's currently in the catalog, how to browse it, and what the columns on the Catalog page actually mean.

The catalog covers coins from all major sovereign mints. Bars and rounds are populated more selectively and are growing over time, so if you don't see a specific bar today, it may show up in a later refresh — or you can add it as a custom product in the meantime.

From the left nav, click Catalog. The page lands on the Standard Catalog tab — the built-in list — with a second tab labelled My Custom Items for anything you've added yourself. This article covers the standard tab; for the custom side, see Creating a custom product.

The page is read-only on the standard tab. You can't edit a built-in product — those entries are maintained centrally so every account sees the same weights, purities, and mint attributions.

To use one in a transaction, you don't do anything on this page; you select it from the product picker when you're recording a buy.

The catalog is organized by metal, with multiple forms inside each. Here's the current shape of it.

Gold coin coverage is the deepest part of the catalog, with the world's flagship sovereign coins represented across their full fractional size runs (typically 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz, and the smaller fractionals where the mint produces them). The lineup includes:

If you stack mainstream sovereign gold, your coins almost certainly have a catalog entry already.

Gold bar coverage focuses on the refineries with the strongest secondary market — the bars that are easiest to verify, resell, and price consistently. Currently included:

Sizes typically run from small fractional grams (1 g, 2.5 g, 5 g, 10 g) up through troy ounces and into kilo bars. Not every refiner is represented at every size yet — bars are being added on an ongoing basis.

Silver coin coverage mirrors the gold lineup, with the world's flagship sovereign silver coins represented across their fractional and larger size runs. Currently included:

Silver bar coverage spans the major refiners with the strongest secondary market for retail silver, plus the institutional Good Delivery format at the top end. Currently included:

Sizes for the retail refiners run from small fractional grams (1 g, 2.5 g, 5 g) through troy ounces and kilo bars, similar to the gold bar lineup.

Not every refiner is represented at every size yet — silver bars are being added on an ongoing basis.

Silver round coverage is being populated on an ongoing basis. Currently included:

If the silver round you're tracking isn't in the catalog yet, set it up as a custom product in the meantime.

The junk silver section uses a different calculation method than the rest of the catalog — silver content is computed from face value and a multiplier, not from weight and purity.

See How junk silver melt value is calculated for the formula. The catalog ships with the standard six US coin entries:

If you hold non-US fractional silver (Canadian dimes, British pre-1947 silver, and so on), the right move is a custom product set to the Junk Silver calculation method.

Smaller catalog than gold, in line with the smaller platinum bullion market. Currently includes:

Likewise modest, reflecting palladium's narrower retail bullion market:

Each row on the Standard Catalog tab shows the same set of columns for every product. The values are pre-set; you can't edit them on the standard tab.

A search field and two dropdowns sit above the table:

The two filters stack with each other and with the search field. Combining Silver + Junk gets you the six pre-1965 entries; combining Gold + Coin gets you the full sovereign coin list, and so on.

The catalog is opinionated by design — every entry has been added to keep the data consistent and the calculations correct. But it isn't exhaustive, and it's still growing. If the bar, coin, or round you bought isn't in the catalog:

Custom products you create are private to your account. They don't get added to the standard catalog for everyone — but they will be there for you every time you record a transaction.