Notebook entry
Edition numbers without a cluttered sheet
22 March 2026
The first ledger most people draw has twenty columns. By week two they stop filling it. A sheet that survives in Chiang Mai humidity is usually five fields: series, cover nickname, drop month, proof-folder name, and a blank for the marketplace identifier you paste later.
Leave gems, rumours, and chat opinions off the grid. Those sentences belong in a dated notebook if they belong anywhere. The ledger’s job is to point at the Marvel NFT comic you will still recognise after a phone swap.
If you use the optional local tracking utility, mirror the same five fields. Extra columns for a Binance-compatible reminder or a longbox slot can wait until the five honest ones are full.