Goldmanford said:Great share, Shawn. I just PMed you my email. Thanks for the information.
I, too, have my spreadsheet that I use to calculate the values of my silver and gold (I use gram measurements on it) as well as silver coin values. Just plug in the spot prices and print it out for your Saturday "yard sale" trip or whatever you like. I shared with Hombre yesterday and would be willing to share with anyone else if they would like. Just send me your email and I will forward you the excel spreadsheet.![]()

I have a ton) and mail out. Otherwise, sorry for getting your hopes up - e-mail wont work 
Did you create the .pdf files? If not, are they already hosted somewhere? Try searching to see if there is a torrent on them.koala33 said:Unless I can find an FTP hosting site that will allow me to upload files that large.. Anyone know of one?
madwest said:Did you create the .pdf files? If not, are they already hosted somewhere? Try searching to see if there is a torrent on them.koala33 said:Unless I can find an FTP hosting site that will allow me to upload files that large.. Anyone know of one?
werleibr said:Google docs is your best bet. if you share it and then provide a link like this
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spr...tREdIUnYwWU8ybl9uY0E&hl=en_US&authkey=COeghgE
any one that clicks the link can down load the file. The link i gave is a coin roll hunting spreadsheet i made a while back.
they do have a limitation though File size limitations
The maximum size for images (.jpg, .gif, .png) and PDF files (.pdf) is 2 MB. For PDF files, we only look at the first 10 pages when searching for text to extract.
but you may be able to put them all in a zip file and put the zip file on google docs.