I'll sum my request up in a real-world example: I base the prices I list cards at on the ungraded prices on PriceCharting, and I offer free shipping. Just 1.5 weeks ago, this card's ungraded price was $3.01. Now, because of the three highlighted sold prices, it's down to $2.27. 

In reality, with shipping included, the buyers for those three cards paid $5.18, $1.94, and $4.44 respectively (I looked them up). Instead of a $0.99 average between the three, in reality it was a $3.85 average. Not including shipping in your sold prices is costing me, and probably other people, money.

I believe on the internet an item's price is the amount of money somebody is willing to pay, shipping included, and I believe PriceCharting should reflect that in some way, shape, or form. If a few people decided to drop the price of a base set Charizard by listing many of them for $25.00 with $175 shipping, people using PriceCharting would be affected and the market would be disrupted. After all, do you not take shipping costs into consideration when purchasing something online?! 

Track the value of LEGO minifigs like you do for sets.  Lots of people collect minifigs only.

The the graded population for cards in the app.  This data is available on the website, but not the app.

This would be nice to have, especially if sharing the list with someone else. Also a nice alternative to copy and pasting it to google docs…

Press a button and it picks a random item out of your collection to play. 

I'd like to see a list of games for sale that are on my wishlist. Emails only come in on games listed below market price. 

I like to collect near flawless labels. It makes it a chore to go through each game I've wishlisted to see if anything is for sale. 

Issue: Data users have bothered to input into their collection is useful and the inability to export this is a significant frustration, especially if wishing to use price charting as their main database. 

Solution: Adjust the export query to include all fields that are captured in the input screen of an item in the collection. Given the fields are already present in the data base of the items this can't be a significant change to the query.

Turbografx-16 prices need a new category because the games came in a cardboard box AND cd jewel case. The prices vary dramatically between a game with the box and jewel case and a game with just the jewel case and instructions. I noticed people commented on this 5 years ago but still no feature for this. I am sure there are other systems that have the same issues. Here is one example from 2024:

Order of the Griffon Hu-Card game only from Ebay sold filter: 61.00, 85.45, 71.00, 90.00

Order of the Griffon in cd jewel case with manual but NO cardboard box: 214.99, 118.00 (damaged manual), 180.00 (What I just paid for it)

Order of the Griffon in cd jewel case with manual AND cardboard box: 480.00

I could list some other games but I think this illustrates the main idea, the cardboard box adds on a lot of value. Thank you for your time and effort.

As was recently done with Coins and Legos, add Blu-Rays