I've notice when I view my items on Windows 10 Chrome browser it does not have any reference to a 'Money Back Guarantee'. But when I view my ads via my WiiU browser, each of my listings has, in bright red letters, "14 Day Money Back Guarantee". Has this always been the case?

I love Videogame.PriceCharting.com, mainly because of my love for video games and how easy and useful the site is. But I want to someday collect other things besides just video games. I know this probably won't come soon, or even ever, but it's just an idea after all.

Would love to see the page and price guide track the Gamestop prices and trade in prices for retro games now that they carry them as well. Given that the system is already in place for current games, I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to implement for retro.

Wish there was a app for apple phone

I have seen a plethora of ebay auctions whereby shipping is $12 or $25 etc. and while the actual sale price may appear low the offset or additional $$ is garnered through higher shipping fee's than what the shipping charges actually are which in turn skews the actual price listings shown here

Please do away with the visited link color. There's no reason, on a site like this one, that a followed link should be represented with a different color. It makes things harder to read, especially when in dark mode.

For example, just take a look at the NES games.... This is a total cluster F! Everyone that releases a "Homebrew" or "Limited" release is added to the complete set and it's a pure cluster F! These must be removed from the list and put into a separate catagory because there's no way a game released in artificial limited quanities, has value that impacts the total value per cart for the total NES library! In the words of Dr. Fauchi "It just makes common sense". I've noticed lots of discrepancies from pricecharting compared to the "actual" sale prices. It's getting a little out of control because most sales of rare games haven't happened in a year+, yet the last sale was $100 more then what "YOU" value it at. Other example games are selling for 50%+ more compared to what "You" say they are worth, yet they only gain a mere 5% value per month??? Most games are selling for a lot higher compared to the "pricecharting" ;-) confirmed price. I've been following many of my purchases and have noticed a neglegable price impact to the downside or the upside even though some of my purchases have been the only one seen in years on Ebay. (For example, the last known game sale was 3 years ago selling for $200 and only 1 shows up every couple years, even though I made a purchase on Ebay and paid $400 for it the game will now show a value of only $250). I don't know what your interest is in manipulating prices but it isn't working and NO DEALER I've encountered will match them. In fact if you talk to any dealers about price charting prices they will laugh at you.

I would suggest changing the price layout from loose, complete, new, graded, box only, manual only to this format: loose, manual only, box only, complete, new and graded. 

There is no one site with all pricing information for auction/ebay results for numismatic items.