There are huge discrepancies between game prices. I've see some games, in the same condition, have a $20 difference in price. And, unfortunately, there is no easy way for sellers to adjust for this. I would normally adjust my prices on a daily basis to be one of the lowest available on the Marketplace. Last week when I adjusted my prices, it took me hours to do so (I have many items). A week later many of my prices are no longer competitive, but I just don't have the time to go through each and every item on my list, see what others are charging, and adjust my items accordingly. We need a more streamlined way to manage our inventory. This is resulting in lost sales.

When viewing a specific folder, the collection chart should reflect that folder’s value, cost, profit, and count history instead of defaulting to the overall collection chart. This would also let users track profit/loss for specific subsets of their collection by adding those items to a folder.

I’m trying to have a directory for the 2003 LotR Combat Hex TMG made by Sabertooth Games. The game has around 458 different pieces, and was discontinued in 2005, making all the pieces fairly old. Please vote for this so that we can track the value of our collections!

Support this for added security on user accounts

Is there any chance of Cookie Run: Braverse and Cookie Run: Kingdom cards to be added?  I realize this may be niche, especially in the English market as it's a Korean-based IP, but it has been steadily growing, with native English Braverse releases catching up to the Korean sets.

I would be fine if just Braverse sets were added, but the older Kingdom sets would much appreciated as well.

Maybe you can add a "Last updated by User Name" and a total count of updated records by that user for some recognition to those who contribute to the site by adding and editing all the item details and photos. Just a thought. Thanks!

It would be extremely helpful if both on the app and website if you could check box tool to be able to catalog large batches of cards at once. Every website uses this feature Email servers are a prime example.  It takes so ungodly long to click each dropdown.  Not to be to rude but its a basic feature that should have never been over looked.  when you have large amounts of cards like I do.  I sometimes need to change folders and this makes it nearly impossible as it is.

Add conditions like NM, LP, MP, HP, and DMG besides just "ungraded". I'd like to be able to easily sort based on the condition of my ungraded cards and it's a feature other apps and services have

Hi! I’d like to request an improvement to the downloadable PriceGuide CSV and API outputs.

Right now, the CSV includes all card metadata (name, set, number, prices, etc.), but it does not include the image URL for each item — even though the images already exist on images.pricecharting.com.

For developers and businesses who rely on your data for inventory systems, price comparison, marketplaces, and catalog generation, having image URLs included in the CSV/API would be extremely helpful. It would allow:

• Automated product imports

• Inventory systems with visuals

• Marketplace listings with accurate images

• Faster catalog generation

• Reduced server load on your end from repeated lookups

Proposed Addition:
Add a new column to the CSV and API results called something like:

image_url

which would contain the same image URL used on item pages (ideally the 1600px version if possible, otherwise the existing thumbnail).

This would dramatically improve the usability of the PriceCharting data for developers without changing any existing fields.

Thank you for considering this!