Understanding the Fields when Adding a Collectible.

When adding a collectible, most categories will have the following fields available:

• You can upload images of your collectible items to document their collection visually.

• A unique name for your items will be displayed in your collection, allowing for easy identification and personalization.

• Additional information about the item. You can include any relevant details that you want to display.

• Price: The amount paid for the item.
• Purchase Date: The date the item was acquired.
• Tax and Shipping Information: Any costs associated with acquiring the item.
• Quantity: The number of units of the item owned.

• Public: You can choose whether the item is visible to others.
• Open to Trading: You can indicate if they are open to trading the item.

• Very Good: The item is in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear or aging. It may have very minor defects that are not immediately noticeable.
• Near Mint: The item is almost perfect, with only slight imperfections that do not detract from its overall appearance. It shows very little wear and is close to its original state.
• Average: The item shows moderate signs of wear and aging. It may have noticeable defects or damage but remains functional and collectible.
• Poor: The item is in significantly worn or damaged condition. It may have substantial defects that affect its appearance and functionality but still retains some collectible value.

• Keywords or phrases that help categorize and identify the item within the collection.

• Additional private notes for personal reference.

• The official name of the item (distinct from the custom title.)

• The company or entity that produced the item.

• The country where the item was released.

• The year the item was made available.

• Specific variations of the item, if applicable.