Worthic includes Collectibles as a supported investment type, especially for assets that need detailed value tracking rather than live market pricing. You can create a collectibles portfolio and record individual holdings such as coins, watches, art, memorabilia, or other alternative assets. Each holding can have a symbol or reference code, display name, quantity, cost per unit, valuation per unit, total valuation, and gain or loss.
The collectibles view is designed around practical portfolio management. It shows quantities, cost, current valuation, valuation date, and total portfolio value, so you can see both item-level and portfolio-level movement. Holdings can also be grouped for allocation views, making it easier to understand how value is spread across categories such as coins, art, watches, or other collections.
Because collectibles usually do not have reliable daily market prices, Worthic treats them as valuation-driven assets. You update valuations when you have a dealer quote, auction comparable, catalogue value, appraisal, or your own estimate, and the portfolio reflects the latest recorded values.