How do you track your collection , spreadsheet, app, or memory?
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- oliver.82
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I use an app called MyStuff to keep track of my collection. Its great because I can scan barcodes and instantly add items to my inventory. It also lets me track the condition and value over time, which is really useful for insurance purposes.
			
			
									
						- Alex_27
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I have a giant spreadsheet, but Im constantly updating it. I track where each item came from, its current market value, and any additional notes about condition or rarity. Its a bit time-consuming, but it helps me stay on top of my collection.
			
			
									
						- mike_prince88
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I rely on memory, but when something big comes up, like an items value increasing, I tend to write it down in a notes app on my phone just to remind myself. So far, it hasnt failed me.
			
			
									
						- AMYSKY
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For my comic book collection, Ive tried several apps, but nothing beats CLZ Comics. It has a barcode scanner, so I just point my phone at the barcode, and it instantly adds the comic to my collection. I dont have to remember all the details, and it helps me with sales and trades.
			
			
									
						- Mia_power
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I started with a handwritten list, but it was so disorganized. Eventually, I switched to a spreadsheet where I can track purchases, prices, and future wish-list items. I also use an app to scan some of the more expensive or unique items for ease.
			
			
									
						- Drew.swift73
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I use Google Sheets for my collection. Its simple, but I can access it from any device. Its a basic system: item, condition, price paid, and current value. Im thinking of upgrading to an app that has a barcode scanner, though.
			
			
									
						- Logan_zone
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I keep everything in my head, but thats only because my collection isnt massive. For smaller collections, memory is enough. Once I get into larger territories, Ill likely start using a spreadsheet or app.
			
			
									
						








