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<p>[QUOTE="JeffsRealm, post: 2553245, member: 81515"]Ok, I know I am new to ancients, and what a fun ride this has been and it just keeps getting better. I have been picking up one here, one there, two there. I have a total of about 15 now. Yeah they are mostly on the lower end, nothing over $100 yet. But hey you can have a lot of fun pretty cheap in Ancients so I have learned. </p><p><br /></p><p>I do lack focus, that's for sure, but I have certainly had fun with what I have purchased. Sometimes when researching the coin, the emperor, or the story behind it, I get lost for hours. Some thing make me smile, some thing make me go hmm, that's interesting and some make me go, what the h*** did I just read? Seriously, this happened back then?</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, US coins and most world easy. Year, Denomination, Mint then anything funky after that if your tracking die variety, errors etc. </p><p><br /></p><p>Right now, I bought nice Lighthouse Grand Binder. With some 2 x 2 storage holders, then I put my ancient coins in 2x2 milar flips, with a tag, telling me what the coin is, and obverse and reverse. How much paid for it. Then that's it. There is only so much to put on a flip.</p><p><br /></p><p>However I would like to create a computer record for reference, like I have this coin with this ID, here is the story about the coin. Way more info than what will fit on a flip, and a picture of the coin as well. Also a way to link coins as some coins just go together. Husband and wife, mother and son, grand mother, Caesar then Augustus. </p><p><br /></p><p>So how do you go about tracking your ancients and cataloging your personal collection?</p><p><br /></p><p>I know that some people use a numbering system, I am not sure if I am allowed to say so won't give any names, or super specifics. However, I noticed purchasing from some people on this forum, I see a numbering system on the flip when I receive the coin which also matches what I seen on the discussion on the coin. Which is smart, and so they must have a system. I did recently win a CNG auction, which the flip came with Auction and Lot number. Agin organized by what the needed. Which makes me think others must have a system that works for them. So instead of trying to recreate the wheel I figured I would ask how you guys do it. I am sure the answers will vary wildly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JeffsRealm, post: 2553245, member: 81515"]Ok, I know I am new to ancients, and what a fun ride this has been and it just keeps getting better. I have been picking up one here, one there, two there. I have a total of about 15 now. Yeah they are mostly on the lower end, nothing over $100 yet. But hey you can have a lot of fun pretty cheap in Ancients so I have learned. I do lack focus, that's for sure, but I have certainly had fun with what I have purchased. Sometimes when researching the coin, the emperor, or the story behind it, I get lost for hours. Some thing make me smile, some thing make me go hmm, that's interesting and some make me go, what the h*** did I just read? Seriously, this happened back then? Anyway, US coins and most world easy. Year, Denomination, Mint then anything funky after that if your tracking die variety, errors etc. Right now, I bought nice Lighthouse Grand Binder. With some 2 x 2 storage holders, then I put my ancient coins in 2x2 milar flips, with a tag, telling me what the coin is, and obverse and reverse. How much paid for it. Then that's it. There is only so much to put on a flip. However I would like to create a computer record for reference, like I have this coin with this ID, here is the story about the coin. Way more info than what will fit on a flip, and a picture of the coin as well. Also a way to link coins as some coins just go together. Husband and wife, mother and son, grand mother, Caesar then Augustus. So how do you go about tracking your ancients and cataloging your personal collection? I know that some people use a numbering system, I am not sure if I am allowed to say so won't give any names, or super specifics. However, I noticed purchasing from some people on this forum, I see a numbering system on the flip when I receive the coin which also matches what I seen on the discussion on the coin. Which is smart, and so they must have a system. I did recently win a CNG auction, which the flip came with Auction and Lot number. Agin organized by what the needed. Which makes me think others must have a system that works for them. So instead of trying to recreate the wheel I figured I would ask how you guys do it. I am sure the answers will vary wildly.[/QUOTE]
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