Allow us to track prices of Pachinko machines in our collections. They are arcade adjacent in my opinion and fit right into a game collection. (I realize this is a relatively niche request)

I like to check my games in alphabetical order how ever games like snes Lost Vikings and The Lost Vikings 2 are completely separate because of “The”. Would be nice to have option of putting the at the end. 

CARD CONDITIONS IN COLLECTIONS.

A Bleach Thousand Year War Union Arena cards to the site

A fan of using technology for a more logical "accurate" data. Mana Grading A Collectables is a fairly new company that uses AI technology for grading. Yes that means taking the human error out of the process. The grading service comes with a report of each graded cards condition with digital proof and a leader board of how many have been graded of its kind and its grade class. The presentation and technology is better suited for logical thinkers that need technology backing data for grading.

Add coins like these to PriceCharting.

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/united-states/commemoratives/73/

Add the Topps Star Wars cards to the site.

Ability to add boosterbox cases at once. In steady of 6 booster boxes. Because a sealed case has a premium price when sold.

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?!