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Single card price if bought in packs/boxes
The one spot that confuses me is what price do I put for the BUY price if my single card was obtained in a booster pack that cost me $4.99?? Would I divide the $4.99 by the amount of cards in booster to find the average? No, that's not right cause that's not what the BOUGHT price is supposed to represent, correct? I would greatly appreciate some advice here, currently all my cards have a ZERO DOLLAR price for bought cause they were all obtained in packs or tins or boxes not bought individually.
sorry if I'm just totally missing something here but for the life of me I can't seem to easily work around this. My only other thought would be to find the value the card is worth on the day I add it to my collection if I want to see if it is gaining traction or losing it in it's value over time.
Thank you for taking time to read this.
Answer
You should enter the pack price divided by the number of cards. So a $4.99 pack that had 10 cards would be $0.50 per card that you received in that package.
The cost is supposed to be how much you paid for a particular card. If you bought a card in a package or a lot, then the price for that card is the total cost divided by the cards included. If you bought an individual card, then the cost is what you actually paid for that individual card.
The cost is totally optional field and only used for your collection so if you have another preference for what to include, you can use that.
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You should enter the pack price divided by the number of cards. So a $4.99 pack that had 10 cards would be $0.50 per card that you received in that package.
The cost is supposed to be how much you paid for a particular card. If you bought a card in a package or a lot, then the price for that card is the total cost divided by the cards included. If you bought an individual card, then the cost is what you actually paid for that individual card.
The cost is totally optional field and only used for your collection so if you have another preference for what to include, you can use that.