Cards were sold in collated 4 card packs over a 6 week period at Giant Eagle grocery stores in northeast Ohio in 1999. Packs for week 1 included cards #1-4, week 2 cards 5-8, etc.

Gold foil parallel cards were randomly inserted into the packs in place of the base version for that card.

Autographed versions were randomly inserted. These cards are indistinguishable from a base version of the card that has been signed after the release. There is no certification of the autograph.

Add API use for collerctor subcription, thanks

I deleted everything out of my collection, but it is still saying I have 63 cards, but nothing is shown. I hadn’t updated my collection in a while and sold a bunch, so I wanted to delete it all out and start over. user name is GrizzlySFH

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Please add the Robotech Genesis series made by Eternity Comics.

Thanks in advance!

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Please add the 1994-95 "Blood Wulf" series made by Image Comics. 

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Just the new pokemon set chaos rising

It would be incredibly useful to add advanced multiplayer filtering to both the full database and users’ personal collections.

Specifically, adding filters for:

• Offline multiplayer support
• Number of players (e.g., 2 players, 4 players, etc.)

This would make it much easier for users to find games that fit real-world situations—like planning a game night, playing locally with friends, or quickly identifying which games in their collection support group play.

Handheld games could be handled with a more precise definition of multiplayer. For example, there’s a meaningful distinction between:

• Games that require multiple copies (e.g., many Pokémon titles)
• Games that support single-cartridge multiplayer (such as Download Play or single-pak link cable games)

Including a filter for “single-copy multiplayer” would be especially valuable, as this is a unique and highly practical feature for players.

Overall, this would improve discoverability, make collections more functional, and give users a new way to engage with the platform beyond pricing—helping PriceCharting become a more complete tool for both collecting and playing games.

It’s nice to see the option when searching for games in the full database, but it would also be nice to have the same kind of filtering ability in your own collection.