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I think it's possible that lots of people who sell signatures are finding there to be a backlash to doing this.

There are quite a few videos on YouTube explaining how to use filing cabinets to store books securely and safely, both standard and legal. There are also lots of options for wooden filing cabinets that look very nice but do not cost anywhere close to the same as custom options. Obviously lots of great ideas of Pinterest.com as well. I'm currently using the new stackable BCW black plastic bins with locking lids and spacers on the inside for less than full boxes. I'm quite happy with this choice but I'm the first to admit, they aren't something I'd have on display.

I've been using a couple different online options primarily because: 1. They allow me to see the return on investment over time based upon current sales. This makes it easy to spot trends. 2. They allow me to carry this information with me anywhere. 3. They easily create visualization of the data which makes it easy to spot trends. 4. They incorporate CGC census data within the app. 5. I can upload pictures of my books into the app. Finally, one in particular allows me to input specific info such as where I purchased, from whom, graders notes, it imports page quality if I input the CGC certification number, and will print value/inventory reports based upon all of the above. I'm a data nerd but I am not crazy good with excel and I grew up in the 80's so paper and pencil was less of a thing for me (not to imply ageism, just reflecting some of what I've seen in this thread). Comicsmv.com (the less useful of the two but still good for visualization and recent sales-free) Gocollect.com ($5.99/month-much more detailed, takes more time but allows for many more options) I'm returning to these boards after many years away and enjoying the conversation. I hope this was useful.

Amazing Hero's in Kirkland has a decent selection