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Inventorying high value items with receipts
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2024
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I tend to keep things simple. I'll keep a folder with high value items listed in their own sub folder.
I'll keep a copy of the receipt; photos of the serial number and UPC; depending on the item, I'll have photos of it; and a text document with the warranty period listed.
It's easy enough to find the right folder when I need it. And since it's rare that I'll need to retrieve this information, I don't put any more effort into it than that.