Gary,

I turned on Trading Accounts and set them in their own account with XAU as the 
currency. (not exactly the best price source, but it saves me having to look it 
up and it is ‘close enough’ for estimating net worth until I decide to sell 
them)

I entered them in the account as ounces.

I did the same with silver using XAG.

I’m still not certain if having Trading Accounts turned on is strictly 
necessary. I haven’t noticed any issues or errors with them activated.

For numismatics I book them in their own separate account but in USD at 
purchase price. (and mark to sell price if I ever let go of them)

Regards,
Adrien

> On Feb 24, 2019, at 8:30 AM, Gary Holtum <diamondhranc...@earthlink.net> 
> wrote:
> 
> I purchased 3 lots of gold bullion coins at different times at different
> prices. I physically have the coins. I want to keep track of their total
> value over time, adjusted as the price of gold fluctuates. How do I set up
> the asset and make the changes in value?

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