Weight Plates

Olympic Plates - 2898.2#

Urethane Plates - 475#

Crumb - 360#

High Density Rubber - 480#

Collectable Iron Plates - 1075#

Modern Iron Plates - 252.5#

Change Plates - 70#

Fractional Plates - 5#

Technique Plates - 30#

Kilo Plates - 150.7#

Urethane Plates - 475#

Iron Grip - 265#

Intek - 200#

Troy - 10#

Bumper Plates - 840#

Crumb - 310# (Rogue HiTemp 45-45-25-15-10; XPRT 15)

High Density Rubber - 480# (Rep 45-45-35-25-10; Rogue 25; VTX 10; 22nd 45)

Home Grown Lifting - 50# (8x5 + 4x2.5)

Collectable Iron Plates - 1075#

York - 310#

Billard - 140#

AFA Falcons - 90#

Schisler - 90#

Universal - 170#

International - 75#

BFCO - 20#

USA - 20#

ROC-MO - 160#

Modern Iron Plates - 252.5#

Rogue Fitness - 100#

Kabuki Strength - 85#

CAP - 40#

Weight It Out - 17.5#

York - 10

Change Plates - 70#

Eleiko - 37.5

Rep Fitness - 15

Ivanko - 12.5

Rogue Fitness - 5

Fractional Plates - 5#

Ader - 5#

Technique Plates - 30#

HiTechPlates - 20

Rep Fitness - 10

Kilo Plates - 150.7# (68.5 kg)

Werksan - 41.8 (2.5-2-2-1-1-.5-.5) Iron

Pendlay - 8.8 (2) Rubber Coated

Ivanko - 49.5 (5-5-1.25); Cal Chrome, Technique, Rubber Coated

Rogue Fitness - 6.6 (1.5) Ghost Strong

Eleiko - 33 (5-2.5) Technique

HiTech - 11 (2.5) Technique

Standard Plates - 376.5#

25# Plates (sold the lower ones)

Pig Iron

Close up of Pancake, Lightning P, Pro Sport, DP and Billard

Collectible Standard Plates - 322.5#

ROC-MO (50-25-15-10# pairs) = 200#

Iron Man Barbell (25-25-15-7.5#) = 72.5#

Radha India (25# pair) = 50#

Pig Iron - 104#

(2) 10s

(13) 5s

(2) 2.5s

(3) 3s

(4) 1.25s

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Total 104# (enough to build a heavy adjustable barbell)

Plans:

• Urethane Plates - 475# - Finish Build out of Intek plates with 5s and 2.5s?
• Crumb - 360# - No change
• High Density Rubber - 480# - Love all of these, might get 22nd tactical 35s
• Collectable Iron Plates - 915# - Opportunistic buys only
• York - 310 (milled, Hercules) - Keep
• Universal - 170 - need 35s and 2.5s to finish
• Billard - 140
• Schisler - 90
• AFA Falcons - 90
• International - 75
• BFCO - 20
• USA - 20
• Modern Iron Plates - 252.5# - would like to get 55s for Dinnie Lift
• Change Plates - 70# - Good
• Fractional Plates - 5# - Good
• Technique Plates - 30# - Good
• Kilo Plates - 150.7# - Get 10kg and 15kg?
• Standard Collectible - 250# - Opportunistic
• Standard Pig Iron - 104# - Good

Going Forward.  I like having crumb bumpers and high density rubber.  They have unique feel and bounce.

Metal Plates are a different story.  I would like to stay at (6) pairs of 45s, (2) pairs of 35s, (2) pairs of 25s, (4) pairs of 10s and unlimited 5s and 2.5s.  I would like to stick with collectable plates and get a pairs of Zuvers, Berg, Jackson, Eleiko, Paramount, Thor, Lou Ferrigno, Viking, Cougar and other unique and interesting plates.  I would not mind owning Ivanko or Troy plates.  I occasionally covet calibrated plates (55s in particular)

I do not expect to be actively looking for equipment.  A pair of 3rd Generation Jackson 45 pound plates recently changed hands in the neighborhood of $3000 (around $30/pound).  A pair of Zuver 100 pound plates moved north of $25,000.  At some point, I may be seeking historically significant plates at auction.  This is not happening today..