Purchase Price & Estimated Value
Track What You Paid and What It's Worth to You
Record the purchase price for every item and maintain the estimated value you choose to track for it, right alongside photos, authentication, and provenance.
Features
Your Collection's Financial Picture
Purchase Price on Every Item
Record what you paid, including shipping or buyer's premiums, so you always have a real cost basis for every piece in your collection.
An Estimated Value You Control
Set the estimated value you want to maintain for an item, based on your own research, a recent appraisal, or whatever number you consider fair. Relic Roster stores it; you decide what it is.
Portfolio Dashboard
A clear, visual overview of your collection's total recorded value, broken down by sport, category, and individual items.
Update Whenever You Choose
Revisit an item's estimated value any time, whether that's after a sale you noticed, a new appraisal, or a grading result. Nothing changes without you.
Purchase and Value in One Record
Purchase price and estimated value live on the same item record as your photos, authentication details, and provenance, not in a separate spreadsheet.
Collection Breakdown
See how your collection's recorded value is distributed across sports and categories, and which items make up the largest share.
How It Works
How Value Tracking Works
01
Add Items to Your Collection
Every item gets its own purchase price and estimated value field the moment you add it.
02
Record What You Paid and What You Think It's Worth
Enter the purchase price, then set the estimated value you want to track, based on your own research or an appraisal.
03
Update Your Portfolio
The portfolio dashboard totals your collection's recorded value and updates the moment you change an item.
Value tracking is one piece of memorabilia collection management, see the full picture →
FAQ
Common Questions
No. Relic Roster doesn't generate or determine values for you. It gives every item a Purchase Price field and an Estimated Value field so you can record what you paid and maintain a value you're comfortable with, based on your own research, an appraisal, or comparable sales you've looked up yourself.
Purchase Price is what you actually paid for an item. Estimated Value is a separate figure you maintain yourself, reflecting what you currently believe the item is worth. Keeping them apart means your acquisition history and your current sense of value never get confused with each other.
Whenever you have a reason to: after checking recent comparable sales yourself, following a professional appraisal, after a grading result, or just periodically to keep your records current. Estimated value only changes when you change it. It isn't a live feed.
Purchase price and estimated value fields, along with the portfolio dashboard, are available on every plan, including Free.
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Purchase Price & Estimated Value
Keep What You Paid and What It's Worth in One Place
Purchase price and estimated value tracking are included on every plan, including Free.
No credit card required for the free plan.