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Organizational Question - MassProduce - 03-02-2014
I am putting together team binders for MLB. At the front of each binder I am putting Rookie Cards for that team. My question is would you recommend these being ordered alphabetically by player or by year and then alphabetically?
RE: Organizational Question - waynetalger - 03-02-2014
numerical order
RE: Organizational Question - Phillies_Joe - 03-02-2014
By year then card number.....if different sets...alphabetically by set within year by card number. If parallels of sets...gl figuring it out....LOL. Myself, I always use the card number as my basis.
RE: Organizational Question - MassProduce - 03-02-2014
Thanks to waynetalger and Phillies_Joe, that makes perfect sense!!
RE: Organizational Question - zeprock - 03-02-2014
Maybe arrange them by each player's height or perhaps alphabetically by their hometowns.
RE: Organizational Question - mmahoney - 03-02-2014
(03-02-2014, 11:46 AM)Phillies_Joe Wrote: By year then card number.....if different sets...alphabetically by set within year by card number. If parallels of sets...gl figuring it out....LOL. Myself, I always use the card number as my basis.
+1 Just like they would show up in your Organize (at least when it works). Year, set alphabetically, card #.
RE: Organizational Question - Midwestconnection - 03-02-2014
by year and card number
RE: Organizational Question - jtysver1 - 03-03-2014
I would arrange them by the total number of hair follicles they possess.
Or better yet, by how happy they are.
RE: Organizational Question - reagle beagle 37 - 03-03-2014
Pant size.
RE: Organizational Question - rollx8 - 03-03-2014
These are ALL great ideas (by other OM's) but the fun part about collecting is doing it the way you like best....think of something unique & that's where you'll find the most enjoyment. Everyone can tell you how they do it/organize their collections but make "your" collection "your" own & not like everyone else's
You'll end up appreciating your collection a lot more that way...