It's nice to have the info at my fingertips for my own benefit as well, though. There were a few dolls whose names I'd completely forgotten. I couldn't remember the years for ANY of them. It will be a nice resource to have, AND it will keep track of how many of each type of doll I have. I'll just have to keep it updated.
I'll never have to do an online search to find info about my own dolls ever again! (Dontcha hate it when you have to do that?)
LOL. By the way, you might notice on the picture of Goldstroke Adele I made a note that she's "not worth much." This is because she has a broken neck. My poor Adele! Her neck crumbled and cracked the very first time I'd tried to turn her head after I bought her (which was over a year after she had been released). Sigh. The warranty was already expired on this doll and I wasn't able to get her body replaced.
I completely understand what a pain in the butt it can be to do this, lol! I try to do this with Neemos... but always lose track... I need to get back on the ball!
ReplyDeleteHello from Spain: I like your catalog of dolls ... We continue in contact
ReplyDeleteI started doing something like this. I made my own Yahoo group to track my collection. I stopped but I have to do this for the very reason stated.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to think of my collection being sold at a yard sale for pennies on the dollar amount they're worth lol
Thanks for the kind comments, everyone.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I didn't write any prices into my catalog because the prices will fluctuate so much over the years, anyway, that I figured there wouldn't be much of a point to it. A lot of the dolls will drop in value. A handful will raise in value, but not very many of them because I always debox. I've noticed that of the ones I think might raise in value, most of them are Poppy Parkers. A lot of Poppy Parkers will hold their value or go up in value even when they're deboxed, which is AWESOME.