Tracking your (most likely) losses when RIPPING
So, like any other good investor, I sometimes rip open a box or ETB. How would you add this to your tracking sheet?
For example, when buying 5 ETBs of Crown Zenith I'd add 1 row of 5 boxes for e40,-. When I open 1, I no longer have 5, but I did spend that 40 euro, and I have some new cards to add.
Would you add the cards with an avg of the money spent on the etb? So if you'd have 5 hits, you'd add those hits with a cost of 8 euro per card. This makes sure you still have your costs in sight, and you can remove the ETB from the sealed?
Curious how you'd solve this. I want to make sure my spending reflects correctly.
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• Jun '24
Good question, there isn't 1 way to do this. You can indeed add the cards and split the purchase cost of the etb over the 5 cards and remove the etb from sealed, that's how I do it :)
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• Sep '24
What i do for example with the JP and KR booster boxes, as have the ratio of hits prefixed i value the average price of the box. Then i split the BB: 5 EX, 3 AR, 1 SR, 8 holos, plus 133 common and uniques cards (the normal ones). So normally i value the average cost with averages pulls (1€ each EX, 4€ each AR, 5€ the SR, and 0,50€ and each holo. So at end have 26€ average on hits and the rest till cover the cost of the booster box, for example 7€, we take the rest of the cards, the normal ones al split them on the rest of value, 7€ split in 133 cards, the result is 0,0526€. So with this numbers you can know each benefit you have with the opening the booster box. With selling price or card price on the market can evaluate and track your collection. If sell your normal cards by 0,21€ each one you will have a clean benefit of 20,93€ plus the benefit that would have on the hits.
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