After having my former method of oreganization for long enough, I'm editing my syste. On the fly, of course. What I will be going with now for my inserts is a 'four-tier' method.
The tiers will be A (High) through D (Low). They will be organized by team, as was largely the case before. Why I'm changing it is as a nod to the quality of the cards being offered. I'm mostly into HOF (present or future) inserts, or the same of the Cubs. If someone is to offer me a bunch of Dioner Navarro or Corey Patterson generic inserts, that's wonderful They get to look at my D-Grade inserts, as that's what they are offering.
In other words, if a Giants fan wants to see my inserts of washed out prospects in Bowman sets, I'll look at the same. However, if he wants to see my serial numbered Buster Posey stuff, he might want to offer similar type of stuff. The bigger the fanbase, the better the player, the more scarce the issue, the higher the level. So, if you want to see anything interesting in Trout or Jeter, then you might want to bring it.
The tiers will be A (High) through D (Low). They will be organized by team, as was largely the case before. Why I'm changing it is as a nod to the quality of the cards being offered. I'm mostly into HOF (present or future) inserts, or the same of the Cubs. If someone is to offer me a bunch of Dioner Navarro or Corey Patterson generic inserts, that's wonderful They get to look at my D-Grade inserts, as that's what they are offering.
In other words, if a Giants fan wants to see my inserts of washed out prospects in Bowman sets, I'll look at the same. However, if he wants to see my serial numbered Buster Posey stuff, he might want to offer similar type of stuff. The bigger the fanbase, the better the player, the more scarce the issue, the higher the level. So, if you want to see anything interesting in Trout or Jeter, then you might want to bring it.
