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Indeed so Most indeededly
How do you keep stock?
So it hit me today that my current process of keeping "inventory" (funny word for my little collection) isn't going to work much longer. I usually keep my little black book with my cigar jars and keep track of when my orders show up to keep date/quantities in check. Had a Quesada Tributo come with last months order and 2 sixers of the same show up today and it started me thinking that I need a better way to keep things organized as my inventory continues to grow. How do you keep inventory? How do you keep multiples from different orders in check? Sharpie marker to the cello of each with the date?
"If we never did anything we shouldn't, we'd never feel good about the things we should."
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them."
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Royal Bum
I used to keep a spreadsheet going. but then I started buying more stuff that I could keep track of. so I eventually gave up trying to keep it all straight. now if I see a deal I can't pass up I just buy it and not worry about it
Once in a while you get shown the light
In the strangest of places if you look at it right
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Bummin' Around
I'm with Kris above. I don't even bother.
Greed Is Good....Poverty Sucks. Take My Word For It.
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Royal Bum

Originally Posted by
MoreBeer
I'm with Kris above. I don't even bother.
all I know is I have too many...or not enough depending on how I look at it lol
Once in a while you get shown the light
In the strangest of places if you look at it right
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Advisor to Bum Wanabees
I have a spread sheet and like others it was hard to keep up with. Now I just use the sheet to keep track of what I bought or was given, price and whether I would buy them again.
Formerly known as MDSPHOTO
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Bummin' Around
I should have created an excel spreadsheet but it got out of control before I got around to transferring it to excel...So I have a couple of word documents that is my entire inventory. Each line has the name, size and how/when I got it. Example: "Liga Privada No. 9 Robusto Oscuro – 5/52 – $8.50(titlowda, 06.10.2011)" One line = one cigar, so if I buy a bundle of 10, there are 10 identical lines.
I have a couple of different documents; one has everything ever including if it was gifted, sold or smoked by putting a symbol before the line such as an "*" or a "@"
A second document has only what is left in stock.
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I don't bother. Every 3-4 months I physically go through everything, organize, rotate a little and look for any potential problems. Thankfully none found so far. Also gives me a chance to take a little mental inventory. I have about 300 cigars.
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Waiting on Octember 1st

Originally Posted by
Old Smokey
I don't bother.
That about sums it up for me
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Bummin' Around
Buy, smoke, repeat.....thats about it for me.
"Happiness? A good cigar, a good meal, a good cigar and a good woman - or a bad woman; it depends on how much happiness you can handle."
-George Burns
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Gypsy in the Palace

Originally Posted by
bluenoser
So it hit me today that my current process of keeping "inventory" (funny word for my little collection) isn't going to work much longer. I usually keep my little black book with my cigar jars and keep track of when my orders show up to keep date/quantities in check. Had a Quesada Tributo come with last months order and 2 sixers of the same show up today and it started me thinking that I need a better way to keep things organized as my inventory continues to grow. How do you keep inventory? How do you keep multiples from different orders in check? Sharpie marker to the cello of each with the date?
Got the BOGO at Cigarplace didn't ya?
We're going to need a bigger humidor