Anyone using coin software?

Goober

I make up my own Excel spreadsheets but I've grown tired of making new columns and was wondering if anyone here uses software that makes the process easy?

numonebuyer

I used to use Excel. I now use a Filemaker Pro database.

Coinosaurus

I use Excel too. But I only have about 100 things on the list so it is fairly easy to manage.

Goober

<< <i>I use Excel too. But I only have about 100 things on the list so it is fairly easy to manage. >>



LOL, yeah, me too, I'm always updating it, adding new columns, revising, reformatting. Who knows, at this rate I may have a program.

Goober

By the way numonebuyer I like your site. Makes me a tad jealous though

ibzman350

I use CoinManage 2003


easy to use and doesn't cost much.


Herb

harbon

When I started inventorying my coins this year, I set up an excel spreadsheet to do it. I made a few alterations, but if you know the software well it only takes a few minutes to make the mods.

Have a spreadsheet for every denomination, then a "Totals" spreadsheet which takes the info from all the others and gives me a net value.

Quite handy!

USMC_6115

<< <i>I use CoinManage 2003 >>



Me too...It would be nice if they would update it for 2004 at some point before December! I won't re-order it.

TheLiberator

<< <i>I use CoinManage 2003


easy to use and doesn't cost much.


Herb >>



Ditto! It also has nice pics of the coins for the price.

Bikingnut

I was using Coin Elite, but I just use the my collection feature of Heritage now.

Bikingnut

I was using Coin Elite, but I just use the my collection feature of Heritage now. (I didn't post this twice, I got an error message and hit refresh and it posted twice.)

ldhair

Been using Coin Elite for many years now.

I bought the last upgrade and it won't run on my new XP machine.

NumisMe

I have tried more programs than I care to remember, but I finally settled on one that I really like.
NumisExpert

This is the best one and it is very reasonably priced.
Check it out.
The tech support and communication with the developers is super. JMHO

Fountainhead

I use CoinManage 2003. This new version takes up far less computer resources than the previous version. I installed the program on my Zip drive so I can share it between my laptop and desktop -- that way, I don't have to drag my collection to strange new dealers. BTW, I think Liberty Street Software is currently offering a free update to the 2004 version when it comes out later this year.

mgoodm3

I wrote an Access database that I use. Anyone is free to get a copy if they wish. Must have Access on the omputer already.

Dog97

CoinElite. I got 400 something coins & 900 something pictures in it and it still works.
Just make sure you use the backup feature cause I deleted a whole collection accidently one time.