What is everyone doing to keep track of the coins they have? Do you have a note book with everything in it or a spreadsheet? Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk
Yep, Excel (or some other spreadsheet). You can tailor it to your exact wants and needs. Or if you want to spend a LOT of time you can get a databasing application (Access?)
I used to use Excel but as my collection grew I converted to a specialized piece of software called Collector's Assistant. It is reasonably priced, kept up to date and is pretty feature rich. I currently have 6800 coins in my collection.
I used to use Exel. I liquidated most of my collection several years ago and didn't update the data base so, being lazy, I enter each new acquisition into a notebook.
I use excel to track my tokens. It works well enough for what I need. For my ancients I created a database in Microsoft Access.
Uh oh. I better start. I'm at a stage where it will be manageable to begin registering them into some type of cataloging system. I won't be able to remember exactly when or even how I got many of them.
I like the excel idea! What information would you put in it? Any examples? Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk
I use a sophisticated excel spreadsheet program for Bullion. For my coins pen and paper because it's pretty small. It will grow an I will convert to excel
What do you collect? For my tokens this is how it's organized, from left to right: Page # | Cunningham # | Base | face value | obverse | reverse | material | shape | color | notes