Spreadsheets have had a good run

Finally, numbers that know what they are talking about.

Record what you paid and what each copy is worth today. KolleK turns that history into a collection view that answers useful questions without making up the missing bits.

Collection overview

Marvel Comics 1990s

Last 12 months
Total estimated value

$8,420

from latest valuations

Items catalogued

142

unique titles

Copies tracked

168

physical objects

Average copy value

$50

value ÷ copies

Estimated value over time +52% this year

What you paid, kept separate

Cost and value are two different numbers.

Transactions record money that actually changed hands. Valuations record what an object may be worth. Keep both, and the collection stops confusing cost with value. A surprisingly popular mix-up.

Amazing Spider-Man #300 · Near Mint copy

One object, two ledgers

$420

you paid

$640

worth now

Transactions · money that moved

Acquired at auction

Aug 2023

−$420

CGC grading fee

Sep 2023

−$28
Valuations · what it may be worth
Latest valuation CURRENT VALUE

Feb 2026

$640
Re-valued (market update)

Jul 2024

$520
Initial valuation

Aug 2023

$430

A copy’s current estimated value comes from its latest valuation. No valuation? KolleK calls it unvalued, not worthless. Those are very different things.

See the collection grow

Value over time, and everything that shapes it.

Watch value over time, acquisitions by month, top items, condition distribution, and value by location. The numbers come from records you entered, so you can trace them back when something looks odd.

Statistics

Estimated value over time

Built from your recorded valuations

$8,420

+52% this year

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Items by category

142 items across 4 groups

142 items
Spider-Man 58 41%
X-Men 42 30%
Infinity Saga 24 17%
Wolverine 18 13%

Acquisitions per month

From each copy’s earliest transaction

Added
6 Jul
9 Aug
5 Sep
11 Oct
8 Nov
14 Dec
7 Jan
12 Feb
10 Mar
16 Apr
9 May
18 Jun

Condition grade

Distribution across the collection

Mint 12
Near Mint 45
Very Fine 38
Fine 28
Good 19

Value by location

Where the value sits

Display case
$2,680
Box A1
$2,140
Box A2
$1,520
Box B1
$1,180
Box B2
$900

Top items by value

Traced to the latest valuation

1

New Mutants #98

Near Mint · Box A1

$850
2

Spider-Man #1 (McFarlane)

Mint · Display case

$640
3

Amazing Spider-Man #1

Near Mint · Box A1

$420
4

X-Men #1 (1991)

Near Mint · Box A2

$310
5

Amazing Spider-Man #2

Very Fine · Box A1

$180

Value over time is built from the valuations you recorded, not a live market feed.

Acquisition trends come from each copy’s earliest acquiring transaction date.

Every point traces back to a record, so you can check the maths when something looks off.

Find the gaps that matter

A sparse chart is a nudge, not a scolding.

Sparse charts are not a scolding. They are a useful nudge that a few older copies still need a date, a value, or a better story.

Set completion

25 items to go

71%

Worth a look

12 copies still need a current valuation.

Add value

4 copies are missing an acquisition date.

Add date

3 items could use a better photo or note.

Review

Records in. Insights out. Nothing invented in between.

Every figure on the dashboard points back to a transaction or valuation you entered. That is the whole trick.

KolleK might not be for you (yet) if…

You need live market prices supplied automatically.

You want speculative estimates without recording where they came from.

Choose KolleK when…

You want your own transactions and valuations to become useful collection insights.

You want a clear distinction between what you paid and what a copy is worth now.

You want value over time, acquisition trends, top items, location value, and completion progress.

We will update this page when the product changes. The feature status page has the boring-but-important details.