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    Card software or online organizing

    I've been looking for a sports cards software (I am into hockey), but I did not find anything that suits my needs. I got some programming skills, but building a database seems is a lot of work... I heard of a free new web site allowing account holders to make an inventory of you collection with tools to generate trade/want lists, etc. Does anyone know about that web site, or any that would do the job ? Or do you use any software that is worth the look ?

    Thanks for the advice

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    I use an excel doc. Beckett has the my collection feature.

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    there's also a new site called www.openchecklist.com

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    Thanks S.A.M., that was the site I was looking for :)

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    I have not tried open checklist, but Beckett's My Collection gets the job done for me.

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    beckett is by far the best for keeping up with my collection. I have the OPG so it also gives instant bv`s which is what I was after along with organizing.

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    rayny1 how much does the OPG cost?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeWittFootball20
    rayny1 how much does the OPG cost?

    I think it`s like $3.99 a month(per sport and I only have FB), but I just buy it for 6 months at a time I think? Somewhere around $25 for a half year. I try to buy for the whole year but it doesn`t seem to be available for some reason. I think it`s worth it though. I also have a subscription to the magazine(football only). I like the free sample cards in the mags they put out every here and there.

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    Yeah I was thinking about getting football. Once the subcription runs out are all the cards you have in it still priced?

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    With OPG it prices the collection as a whole as well as each individual card. Without OPG it just lists prices the collection as a whole. Next to each indiviual card it has 'N/A' where the price would be with OPG.

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