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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;KeyHunter, post: 8443050, member: 122558&quot;]Post-retirement I decided to FOCUS continuation of Dad (RIP) &amp; my young days collecting of proof coins, continuing and finishing modern denominations 1 cent to dollar current to date. I&#039;m in the process of transferring coins from seven old brown Dansco (slide) albums to Lighthouse Quadrum Intercept square snaps bindered into encap pages and realizing...this is a LOT of coins to keep track:</p><p><br /></p><p>Proof cents have 1956-mid 2000&#039;s...need to complete modern and early Lincoln proofs, errors, keys, varieties;</p><p>Proof nickels have 1956-2011...need too complete modern Jeffs and variety moderns;</p><p>Proof dimes have 1950-2011...need to complete Roosev. moderns, keys, varieties;</p><p>Proof quarters have 1951-present; need early Wash. proofs and keys;</p><p>Proof halves have 1950-2011...need to complete moderns, varieties and keys.</p><p>Proof large dollars have 2071-2078...need to complete Anthony/Saq dollar moderns proofs and keys.</p><p><br /></p><p>When modern design denominations are complete I would like to (have already slightly) move BACKWARD IN TIME systematically to earlier designs in each (or select) denominations targeting proofs in the addition of key dates.</p><p><br /></p><p>Is there a collection organizational management system, practice or checklist method I could use to keep track of all this? I&#039;m old-skool and don&#039;t necessarily want to have my head buried in PC spreadsheets but need something better than check marks, highlighting and scribbles in the margins of my large-print format Redbook.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks for any ideas.[ATTACH=full]1496649[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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