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I have a large collection of mainly Baseball & Ice Hockey, some football & basketball from the 1960's.

I've scoured the internet and I am not interested in selling on eBay and posting anything online.

I want to accurately manage/catalog my complete set, then look to sell off in an easier way with having some type of either an excel spreadsheet or PDF checklist system.

The online apps seemed to very expensive monthly.

Not interest in opening up a store to sell little bit at a time.

Any advice is welcome.

I have yet to send any cards out to these few services who grade them.

I'd say 99% of what I own was purchased as a kid, ten years old, placed into 9 card vinyl sleeves into binders and never saw the light of day for over 50 years.

These cards are what I describe (MINT CONDITION)

JamesHofmann37@gmail.com

I suggest entering in your collection here. Then you have an inventory of everything you have. Next, you can move it all to your For Sale/Trade List and start with a few small sales on here to establish a good feedback record. Once you've done that, you can sell larger lots. It's easy for both sides to match their lists up with other's needs or FST lists. The transaction system here will take it out of your inventory and put it in the buyer's when the transaction is done.

I can give that a try then.

When I finish entering all of my data, will it allow me to export this into a PDF format or spreadsheet in excel?

I have also been considering the Riccho-8170 scanner. It's $900 however.

I don't want to tied to any online store or platform. 

This seems to allow for a way to register a checklist of my individual cards.

Its kinda overwhleming just getting back into it.

Pdf export is supported. Excel or any kind of data centric format ( txt etc) is not.

You can generate a PDF, but that's the only format we have as mentioned above. You can also print off transactions and use the pdf as a checklist as you pull orders.'

I agree with all the above. I’ve had some success downloading the PDF checklist then converting to excel. I have no interest in pay sites and find this as the best to catalog and trade with others.  

Hello!

Totally agree and been mulling those expensive fee-laden apps and a lot of those that claim scan and list ease.

BUT those fees, but the ease!, oh those fees....

after 25+ years on ebay(oh those fees)

We got out of that nonsense and for now and the past 4 years or so opened up on the Shopify platform (almost zero fees except for payment processing.)

I’ve been using “ The Card Collector” software since it was first available, along with the site and my own made up checklist … the software allows you to export to multiple formats… only problem is that Beckett ended up suing and killing it off, so there are no updates since 2015 son I have to enter each card manually, but for me it works for how I catalog, between all 3 it helps me catch entry errors more easily.  You could try checking eBay for a copy of the program if you were interested