cad to usd chart
Currently when you view the chart it is viewed in usd dollar even though i switched to cad or different currency.
Add Dragon Ball Super cards
I have a ton of these cards and it would be nice to have track all of my cards on one site, that being PriceCharting, please, we need DBS cards
Closing as a duplicate. Please vote for the existing request.
https://pricecharting.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/1663-add-dragon-ball-super-cards
Change mailing address
Allow users to change the mailing address they have on file instead of needing to email.
Separate Night Trap and Sewer Shark Sega CD versions
Right now, both the original red box release and the blue box rerelease of Night Trap on Sega CD are comined into one. Should these be separated into two distinct versions?
Also, Sewer Shark on Sega CD is the same way. There's a retail black box version, and a blue pack-in Not For Resale version that is disc and manual only. Should these be separated?
Fixed.
https://www.pricecharting.com/game/sega-cd/night-trap-first-print
https://www.pricecharting.com/game/sega-cd/night-trap
I've updated some extra images and moved some sales data around too.
Fixed:
https://www.pricecharting.com/game/sega-cd/sewer-shark-not-for-resale
Fix typo on Surf Ninjas
Surf Ninjas on Sega Game Gear has an unnecessary apostrophe in its name. Instead of Surf Ninja's, it should just be Surf Ninjas.
Pal a and Australian prices and toy biz and Kenner toys
Would love to see Pal A for nes not just pal B prices.
toy biz toys and Kenner pricing
Add Atari Jaguar CD games
I don't see Atari Jaguar CD games listed on PriceCharting at all. Even though they're pretty rare, it'd be nice to see them on here.
We have those games here:
https://www.pricecharting.com/console/jaguar-cd
If you search for these games they should show up too. "Myst jaguar cd" for example should pull up the correct game.
API Filterable and Sortable GET endpoint that returns a list
The problem we are trying to solve. Keeping our database in sync with your database. New Arrivals and items missing from our database are hard to surface because we can only get one result based on a query or ID. Do you have a way for us to survey your full list so we can find everything we are missing? Plugging in new entries is extremely slow and tedious. Ideas?
Downloading the CSV with all of the items and then sorting that CSV based on the unique ID (column A) will give you the sequential order in which items were added. You can then keep track of the last number you added and next time when you download again, you can start from that number and add the new ones.
I hope that helps.
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