Anyone here taking inventory?

[Snee]

I got out all my coins I collected (mainly coin roll hunting) yesterday. I organized them all into date and mint. I really only have pennies and nickels, but it'd work for any denomination. I got onto microsoft word and made a table and listed how many of each I had. I added a picture, it's sort of what it looks like. It lost detail in the copy paste for some reason.

Has anyone else done anything like this? This way, any time I get a new coin, I can keep track of what all I have.

 

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[Rich]

Has anyone else done anything like this?

ya got a good idea there,but there is a program out there "forgot its name" but is advertised in coin prices mag,
a good lookin chart though,a tip for ya is you should put the condition down of each coin also,that will help keep better track of your coin collection...

 

[Snee]

Does anyone know a website such as he's talking about?

 

[Rich]

Does anyone know a website such as he's talking about?

its advertised in "Coin Prices" magazine,if i find a old issue layin around ill look for the name of the prog...

 

[Snee]

After I posted that, I typed in google "coin inventory" and it gave a large list of downloadable programs like that. I might try a few of them out, see if there's one that makes it easy instead of more difficult. We'll see. I'm fairly happy with my tables for now

 

[Rich]

glad you found them!.

 

[bk]

I put together an Excel spreadsheet of all my "keeper" coins since I first started detecting. (33 years ago).
I also photographed the better ones in 2x2 holders. All the common date silver, IH cents, V nickels, Buffalo nickels, and wheat cents I put in coin rolls and have run a cumulative total.