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This is a catalog of my coin collection. You can use it as a template for your own.
Create and edit web-based documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. Store documents online and access them from any computer.
Download and print these handy inserts for labeling your coin’s date; condition; denomination and country of origin.
Welcome to Littleton's exclusive checklists for the most widely collected types of U.S. coins. Each checklist contains a complete listing of dates and mint marks for the specified series, so you can keep track of the coins you own and the coins you need to complete your series collection.
You can find a variety of free spreadsheet templates designed specifically for coin collectors. These templates often come with pre-set columns for coin details like year, country, condition, and value. Here’s how to get started: Search for “free coin inventory spreadsheet” using your favorite search engine.
Free Coin Inventory Methods. The logs I use to record my coin holdings are “manual” or hard-copy log sheets. I discuss making your own “manual” coin logs below. For a moment, let’s focus on the coin inventories that you can buy at coin dealers and bookstores… Coin Inventory Books.
Here you can look up any US coin. You will find mintages (circulation and proof), mints, diameters, weights, metal contents, edge designs, designers, and anything else we happen to find out. Just follow the links below to find what you need.
