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For fun, this is phase 1 of my card / SKU project. The box and the stack in front is completed, identified, in my personal inventory “does it have a backer card” updated. As well as SKUs entered and verified in Pin & Pop. I went through over 2 packs of 500 Post-It Page Markers. So it’s about 1100 cards.

The little stack in the back are cards that I acquired somehow without owning the pin.

The tray are cards for pins not in Pin & Pop yet.

The small stack in front of the tray are cards I could not identify via P&P, MPC or PinPics. I think I can probably figure out some of them on a second pass because they should go with a specific series. For those I can use Worthpoint or EBay photos to match them up.

I have a shoebox full of Disney Store Series cards. Which shouldn’t be too hard outside of updating my personal inventory fields.

Phase 2 will take a lot longer. All the pins still on original cards and in various temporary storage and not permanent homes (bags, frames).
 
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For fun, this is phase 1 of my card / SKU project. The box and the stack in front is completed, identified, in my personal inventory “does it have a backer card” updated. As well as SKUs entered and verified in Pin & Pop. I went through over 2 packs of 500 Post-It Page Markers. So it’s about 1100 cards.

The little stack in the back are cards that I acquired somehow without owning the pin.

The tray are cards for pins not in Pin & Pop yet.

The small stack in front of the tray are cards I could not identify via P&P, MPC or PinPics. I think I can probably figure out some of them on a second pass because they should go with a specific series. For those I can use Worthpoint or EBay photos to match them up.

I have a shoebox full of Disney Store Series cards. Which shouldn’t be too hard outside of updating my personal inventory fields.

Phase 2 will take a lot longer. All the pins still on original cards and in various temporary storage and not permanent homes (bags, frames).
What do you do with wacky shapes like this?
 

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The last week or so, I have been working through identifying my baseball card box full of backer cards. This is due to Pinpics saying they're removing SKUs in September *sigh*. This means I've been doing *a lot* of searching, editing and fixing errors. It would be nice if the Series Table View page included the SKU in the empty space next to the Title (Price too) and I'm not sure Series Name is needed next to each pin in the Series View since it already listed twice on the page. Also, if the Rarity also displayed the Edition Size beneath the designation. I'm trying to work through hundreds of cards, and each extra click, and necessary scrolling adds up. Being able to view this information in Series View would make it so much faster to figure out which pins are missing SKUs, have wrong SKUs, have partial SKUs and same for LE size. You can tell when people have used the "Add Similar" button and apparently thought all the Series had the same LE but they actually don't. Anyway, it would be so much easier to identify and fix whole Series at one time vs having to click through to each individual listing to verify info.
@hopemax you can now customize what columns you want to see in the table view (i.e., SKU and Edition) and it will persist to all pin table views. Let me know if that works for you.
 
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For fun, this is phase 1 of my card / SKU project. The box and the stack in front is completed, identified, in my personal inventory “does it have a backer card” updated. As well as SKUs entered and verified in Pin & Pop. I went through over 2 packs of 500 Post-It Page Markers. So it’s about 1100 cards.

The little stack in the back are cards that I acquired somehow without owning the pin.

The tray are cards for pins not in Pin & Pop yet.

The small stack in front of the tray are cards I could not identify via P&P, MPC or PinPics. I think I can probably figure out some of them on a second pass because they should go with a specific series. For those I can use Worthpoint or EBay photos to match them up.

I have a shoebox full of Disney Store Series cards. Which shouldn’t be too hard outside of updating my personal inventory fields.

Phase 2 will take a lot longer. All the pins still on original cards and in various temporary storage and not permanent homes (bags, frames).
Nice! I know someone (I think it was @Randakinskywalker ) had requested a way to mark if a pin has a backer card and, if so, mark the basic shape of the card. ... the first would be easier to do 🙂
 
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