On my iPhone i created a Lot Value Calculator [LVC] and when i sign into my iPad i can not see the list is there a way to do this

need to add topps star wars galaxy series 2

If I want to check if a card is worth grading, I have to click into the cards’ price summary each time or trust your suggestions. It would be so much faster if you guys added a graded card column in our collection page and made it sortable by that page, ideally it would show both 9 and 10 values.

1. Create a Lot Value Calculator on mobile (I was using IOS)

2. Add a few items

3. Save and view on desktop

Actual: See no saved from mobile LVC's

Expected: See the LVC's regardless of creation origin

When adding condition I can choose psa10 but then I still have to choose grading company.

Assuming the details entered do the price search so probably easier

Choose grading company

Choose condition

Remove the particular branded ones under condition

May be some other half graded missing too i just noticed the 8.5

I don't find these in here. It would be great to add mine to a collection. https://www.ebay.com/itm/396970716512?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28&google_free_listing_action=view_item

I'm a developer using your API for a in-house video game quote system at a retail store. We use the /api/products endpoint to search for video games, but we're running into an issue with certain searches returning overwhelming numbers of trading cards.

For example, searching "pokemon" returns 400+ trading card results but very few video games, making it difficult for our employees to find Pokemon video games. We currently filter these out client-side, but this means we often get "no results" even though Pokemon video games exist in your database.

Feature Request: Could you add an optional parameter to exclude specific genres or categories from search results? Something like:

• exclude_genre=Pokemon Card,YuGiOh Card
• or category=video_games

This would allow API users to get more relevant results without client-side filtering, and would particularly help with searches where trading cards overwhelm the results (Pokemon, YuGiOh, Magic, etc.).

Use Case: Retail stores using the API to price video games need to exclude trading cards, while card shops might want to exclude video games. This parameter would benefit both user types.

Thank you for considering this enhancement.

Best regards,

Josh