What came in the Quin boxset?
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For me, my entire collection is by The Doctor’s timeline. It’s a hassle, but I think it’s worth it.
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Pretty easily actually! (This one CD is the only one I own physically at the moment, and it was just to get the download for cheaper)
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By pressing the by order of release button on the app.
Yeah, I don’t like the physical stuff
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First all Doctor who ranges, starting with the Main Range, then all of 8’s series in the order they take place for him (8DAs through to the boxsets set after Stranded), then the non-8 single-Doctor ranges (e.g. 4DAs) in order by Doctor, then the ranges that have a variety of Doctors (e.g. Novel Adaptations or Classic Doctors New Monsters) by chronology of when the range started.
Then all BF spinoffs in the order of how important they are – so Gallifrey first, then Benny, etc. All the spinoffs with New Who characters come after the ones with Classic or EU characters. Then finally all audio ranges from a televised spinoff (i.e. the Torchwood and Class audios).
It seems a bit random in parts but I spend a LOT of time organising and reorganising my collection, and trying to think of the optimal way of ordering it all. I’m a bit obsessive over it.
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A bit late to it, but might as well answer this Question since I’d find it interesting: Unlike probably most others, how I order my BF Collection is a bit messy. I try my best to sort it out by range, but sometimes that’s a bit tricky, especially with a limited Space at times 
I usually go by Doctors (so basically for example Early Adventures, Companion Chronicles, Main Range, each Doctor Ranges and so on) and then the Spin offs (which frankly I don’t many of them so they are a bit easier to sort out! 
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An excellent one at that! Now listen to me carefully, you will collect more Early Adventures. I am The Random and you will obey me 
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I only have a digital collection and a very small one at that but I recently started organizing them by range.
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