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Non-sport & Vintage Cards: What to Record Entertainment, cigarette, tea and other non-sport cards.
The Data Sheet for Non-sport & Vintage Cards The 27 fields worth recording for non-sport & vintage cards, grouped as in the
ordicio app. Fields marked with a broader category come from it; the others are
specific to non-sport & vintage cards.
Identification Player / character Text
Trading cards Player, character or subject on the card. Set Text
Trading cards Set or product, e.g. 1952 Topps, Prizm Basketball 2018-19, Base Set (Pokémon), Alpha (Magic). Year / season Text
Trading cards Year or season of the set, e.g. 1986, 2018-19. Manufacturer Text
Trading cards Card company, e.g. Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Bowman, Wizards of the Coast. Card number Text
Trading cards Number on the card or in the set checklist, e.g. 57, 4/102, RC-12. Parallel / variant Text
Trading cards Parallel, insert or variant, e.g. Silver Prizm, Refractor, Gold /10, Shadowless, alternate art. Serial numbering Text
Trading cards Individual numbering printed on the card, e.g. 23/99, 1/1. Reference link Link
Trading cards Web page about this object or its reference entry (catalogue, database, sale).
Issuer Text Company that issued the cards as premium or product, e.g. a tobacco, tea or chocolate brand.
Subject Text What the object depicts or is about. Grading Grade and holder of a graded card.
Grading service Choice, or your own
Trading cards Service that graded and encapsulated the card.PSA Beckett (BGS / BVG) SGC CGC Cards TAG Not graded (raw) Grade Number, 1 to 10
Trading cards Numeric grade on the service's 10-point scale, e.g. PSA 10 Gem Mint, PSA 9 Mint, BGS 9.5 Gem Mint, PSA 8 NM-MT. Grade qualifier Choice
Trading cards PSA qualifier for a card that misses its grade in one respect, or 'Authentic' for ungradeable cards.None OC (off-centre) ST (staining) PD (print defect) OF (out of focus) MK (marks) MC (miscut) Authentic / altered Subgrades Text
Trading cards Subgrades of BGS or TAG, e.g. centering 9.5, corners 9, edges 9.5, surface 10. Certification number Text
Trading cards Number on the grading holder (slab) or authentication certificate, to look it up in the service's database. Condition Condition notes Text
Trading cards Faults, wear and damage in detail. Acquisition How and when the object came into the collection.
Acquisition date Date
Trading cards Date the object came into the collection. Acquisition method Choice, or your own
Trading cards How the object came into the collection.Purchase Auction Gift Inheritance Exchange / trade Self-collected / found Commission Acquired from Text
Trading cards Seller, auction house (with sale and lot number), donor or place where it was found. Purchase price Amount
Trading cards Price paid including fees and premiums. Provenance Text
Trading cards Earlier owners and the object's history, oldest first, with sources (labels, invoices, sale catalogues). Value Estimated and insured value.
Estimated value Amount
Trading cards Current market value as estimated. Valuation date Date
Trading cards Date of the current value estimate. Valuation basis Choice
Trading cards What the estimated value is based on.Own estimate Recent sales / auction results Dealer offer Catalogue value Professional appraisal Insurance valuation Collection record Your own inventory data.
Inventory number Text
Trading cards Your own number or label for the object, e.g. C-0042, as written on its label or album page. Storage location Text
Trading cards Where the object is kept, e.g. room, cabinet, drawer, album and page, box. Catalogue your non-sport & vintage cards in ordicio.
Record every piece with its photos and a data sheet, keep it
private or share it with other collectors. This data sheet comes to the app with the next catalog release.
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Updated October 24, 2026