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I'm excited to get started, as I just re-entered the hobby for the first time since my childhood days. I'm in Columbus, OH. I collect all Penguins and Steelers cards. Still love opening packs and it's the main reason I started collecting again.
A question: What is the best way to organize/track inventory? I'd like to keep track of what I have for trades and such as well as have a way to track sales (is it possible to break even? haha). I've seen a lot of people use google docs, but I'm not really sure how to add pricing and sales. Is there a template out there? Is it better to use some organization website like zistle and export to a google doc? |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 6,707
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Welcome to the site! As far as tracking inventory most ppl just use photobucket and scan all cards available for sale/trade to one bucket and some create a "gone" or "traded" bucket and just move the scan there after card is sold or traded. I highly recommend doing this because majority of ppl want to see what they are buying and a card description just isn't enough.
Document wise though I've never kept track of anything but have seen some ppl create an excel spreadsheet and keep track that way.
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