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What do you use to inventory what you have, need, etc? I've always struggled with finding best (and easiest) method, from notebooks, to spreadsheets, to a simple database for keeping track. Would be interested in what you have found works well for you...
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Click on my link and you can see how I keep my cards organized!
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I basically keep mine in an Access database that is sortable by: Year, Set, Player, Price paid, seller, graded or non-graded, etc. I log them in as soon as I receive them and when I trade or sell (rare) I move them to another database.
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Simple excel spreadsheet for me
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I guess it depends on the type of collection you have. If you are working on a set (or sets) and they are graded PSA and SGC have the registries that you can use to keep track of your progress. If they aren't graded, I'm sure a simple spreadsheet would work.
Last edited by Doug; 07-17-2010 at 08:15 AM. |
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Pretty much same as Jeff, I keep everything on my ImageEvent site and graded card registries.
Rob
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+1, though not so simple as there is lots of info to be input for each card.
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90% of my collection is graded so VCP my collection works great and gives me up to date prices on all my groups and sets.
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