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The dungeon token always have something at the front.  The exception being the commander deck that has a 2 dungeon token. Do you plan to put those token in the format
Goblin // Dungeon of the mad mage 
or filed it under Goblin and put the back of the card there ?
the goblin token is 12/19   and the dungeon that come with it 20 so the dungeon are not counted

There is some apps that scan the cards and export the list in a format that can be import in deckbox if you want to do it as a workaround.  I have not tried them so I don't know how good they are.  delverlab.com. mtgscanner and probably some others

While in the card database list the image that pop for "grief" is the image for "grief tyrant" but if I click on grief to go see it , it is the good image

The US dollars  changes might affect numbers.   Stable International sales might be reported as more dollars.  If the US market drop it  does not means that price of the cards will go down as much because people will begin to order from outside the  US.   I was buying the booster box around 145$ canadian a year ago and I was able to preorder boxes for 125$ canadian for the D&D set so the money left will probably go to buy more cards.  For the bubble to blow completly you need other countries to also go in trouble at the same time.

How much lgs will fold this year when programs to help them will finish might have a bigger impact.  A lot of them have loans from the COVID that will need to be reimburse at some points.  It might provide a source of sales lower than the price of the market so they can encounter their payments or liquidate.

I suspect that most of the big investors are in the US because it is easier for them to have insider information and know people that works at Wizards. Most of them will probably kept their cards if the bubble burst and stay the course because they did not reach that summit by panicking.  If they have cashflow they might increase their buys to benefit from the lower price.

A lot of the investors that began collectings cards in the 90's will go to their retreat in around 10 years and will start reselling their collections slowly. This will be a factor that will contribute  to the price of the cards in some years but not yet.

There is a lot of other factors that will impact the price this year so it is not as easy as saying that the US economy might go bad or that people might begin to spent their money outside of games now that they can go out.

In the still missing that you have not listed
- double-faced placeholder for Khaldeim and strixhaven
-art card strixhaven

Look at some of the Tolarian community college youtube video for choices of binder, sleeves  and deck boxes.

BCW supplies cardboard boxes are good because they are acid-free  if you want to keep the cards in good state for over 20 years.  I used the 1 to 4 rows boxes and a lot of people will recommend the hotel.  I find the 5 rows one a little fragile for the weight it holds. There is nobody that make commercial furniture targetted to people that have tens of thousands of cards so at some points you will begin to scratch your head if your collection grow. Wood is not acid-free, metal is harder than the cards so they will scratch them slowly or make dent.  I have an old metal drawer postal style library that contains around 40 000 cards so I need to put cards in sleeves if I put them there. 

If you classify your cards by set, color, name  you will move them less often. You have to enter the revision of cards in your decks so when you search a card in your inventory  you know in which set you still have copies of the cards or you might have to look at some boxes. This is the preferred way of many players
If you classify you cards by color, cost, name you row will be filled more often and you have to move cards from one row to another but when you search a cards there is only one place it can be.

The art cards are considered legal in many format

This is not an export but
-go in card database
-chose edition printed in
-sort by amount of card increasing . to have the missing cards together
-remove the column you don't want
-You can copy the table in calc or excel

I export my collection to import it in another software if I want to do more complicated things like listing all the card that I have less than five copies.

I have the 9 cards. They are forming a 3x3 squares
There is the number  9/9    F
unlike other token   007/012 T
so the type token does not apply to them

Spreadsheet need to be exported in csv. If you import an Excel file it is not the same

Look at the strings of character in your csv file. Are they quote like this

"Double Season", "Enchantment" ....

What is the separator between fields? In the example above it was a comma

Compare it to a file exported from Deckbox

If you have the same things at this point it will be content of data

there is two promo cards from the love you lgs announce on the wizard website

Reliquary tower
0001 / 001 P Bring-a-Friend
PRM

Hangarback Walker  (Mechagodzilla, Battle Fortress)
001 /001 P Welcome Back
PRM