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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sand, post: 8366383, member: 118540&quot;]On my desktop computer, I have a folder for each of my coins. In each folder, I have screen shots, of various steps when I purchased the coin, such as the seller photos, the seller listing, the checkout process, the PayPal process if I used PayPal, and the electronic copy of the invoice if there is one. If the coin has other provenance, such as previous auctions, then I put those screen shots in the folder. I also put other information in the folder, such as my measurements of the diameter and weight, all of the information that I have found about the coin, and screen shots of other examples of the coin type.</p><p>I also keep any paper invoices, in a hanging cardboard folder in my metal file cabinet. </p><p>My coin collection is relatively small, approximately 200 coins (ancient, medieval, Spanish colonial, English, and US) plus my Lincoln cent collection. Therefore, it&#039;s relatively easy for me, for any coin, to find the corresponding information, on my computer, or in the hanging cardboard folder.</p><p>My coins themselves are in Abafil cases and trays, except for my Lincoln cents, which are in coin albums, and a few &quot;2nd string&quot; US coins and other coins which are in coin albums, and a bag of world coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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