Keeping track of your collection

[DjessyNL]

Hi Guys, I got some pretty old mint singles (1998-2001).
I tried keeping track of my collection in pokellector, but the prices shown there arent really representative as it also tracks a lot of heavy played cards being sold on ebay.
So I thought of just keeping an eye on my collection in Excel, but how do you guys manage to find the right prices for Mint single cards? Is it just a case of finding the right ebay listings manually?

What’s your trick

[mrbubbles]

How do you keep track of collection progress?

Hey All, Curious how each person here keeps track of their collection progress/goals. I have been searching for an app that shows me all setlists and promo cards, both English and Japanese, so you can visually see what you own and what you are missing. I have experimented with a few apps but they all end up missing something in the end. Do people on here use apps or do you build your own lists? Open to hearing what everyone does.

Hopefully this can give you more insight.

Cheers!

[Versy]

You could try using Collectr app, though I found it’s missing some things and there’s no manual entry option, which makes it a bit of a pain to not have everything available. I know a lot of people use spreadsheets but to me it’s a pain to keep those updated, easier to just fill out a checklist in an app. TCGcollector is another website / app that you could try but it will be going paid eventually, so… everything has pros and cons.