Though bimetallic coins are common around the world, the 2000 Library of
Congress commemorative remains the only U.S. bimetallic coin.
Exact Change downloads the
closing spot prices for precious coinage metals as well as the exchange rates
for 158 world currencies. You can select any one of these currencies as
your base currency and Exact Change will convert values to your local currency.
The report named "Precious Metals Forex List" demonstrates the currency conversion by listing the conversion rate between your local currency and a selection of the major world currencies. It then lists the price for an ounce of Silver, Gold, Palladium and Platinum in each of those currencies.
If you create your own reports using Exact Change's built-in report editor, you can specify that figure should be displayed in the currently selected local currency; people in the United States would then see that figure displayed in U.S. dollars but a Canadian user would see that figure displayed in Canadian dollars. Alternatively, you can specify in the report exactly what currency would be used for each value displayed. The second option there is what the report below uses to convert spot prices to each of the listed currencies.
