Best app to track your collection and want lists?

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

I use an excel spread sheet so I can put any info/pricing/color coding I want. Works for me since I keep my collection at 500-700 cards. As far as pictures, I use Flickr.

Very nice collection. Looks like you were very deliberate in choosing your cards, especially the post-war stuff.

I'd find it tough to be so choosy when there are so many great cards out there. Maybe one day.....

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Bigdaddy

Very nice collection. Looks like you were very deliberate in choosing your cards, especially the post-war stuff.

I'd find it tough to be so choosy when there are so many great cards out there. Maybe one day.....

Thanks for the kind words. I'm an image collector and a little OCD so it's easy for me to be specific on what I want my collection to look like, the hard part is affording it on a working mans budget.

[egri]

I have a spreadsheet in Excel to track costs and date of acquisition, and a Word document to track what I still need in each of my projects.

[Mungo Hungo]

For personal collection/images and want lists, Trading Card Database is excellent. Most cards have images attached, and since it's crowd-sourced, you can add them if they're not already there. Its crowd-sourced pricing is ludicrous, IMO, but there are great options for organizing and trading with others.

My biggest complaint so far (after maybe three years) is that if you have a small want list but a big trade list, you wind up getting a number of messages from people who want to trade for what you have, without anything to trade. But that's not a huge issue.