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07-16-2010, 07:17 PM
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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.
Jeff, Nince job with your site. 
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