Hi! I'm hoping that this feature will be added to see the most or least expensive thing you've bought. It would be very useful for me, especially for finding which comic I didn't price at all. Thank you for considering, and sorry if I posted this incorrectly!

When I sell a game locally and not on PriceCharting, I have to remove the item from my collection.

It would be really helpful if I could keep the data of said sold game for future reference.

I have been thinking about a list of same as the Collection, with all the previously filled details of the item (even editable?), especially with the date of removal, price bought and sold.

It would be helpful when buying to see how long it has been since a seller last logged in to know if your purchase would be shipped out in a timely manner.

You could provide a drop down menu on the bulk load screen for a comic collection which would allow list to be loaded to a folder rather than 'not in a folder'

I would like a button or another mechanism to improve QOL for adding duplicates to my collection. Right now I have to right-click on the orange "in Collection" button, open in new tab, increase the quantity, or click the add another copy button at the top and then refresh and close the tab to go back to the main list. I do the new tab so as to not lose my place in the list as I'm cataloging a stack of duplicates in numerical order. Please inform me if there is a better more efficient workflow for this already that I am missing, I only started using this site about a week ago. Loving it so far!! Great work!

Dear pricecharting,

I was browsing for a collector app to follow my Pokemon TOPPS collection and i saw you have several sets added on the website.

Thank you for that.

There were 3 things i noticed though:

1. The grouping of the cards isn't great with the different foillings and chase sets.

2. Not all pokemon TOPPS sets are included on the website.

3. The names of the sets differ from the actual set names.

Last month i completed the entire library on pokemon wikipedia: Bulbapedia

Currently I have both frontend and backend quite neatly figured out on Bulbapedia with for example:

frontend - https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Chrome_Trading_Cards_Series_1

backend - https://archives.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Category:Pok%C3%A9mon_Chrome_Trading_Cards_Series_1

Would u guys be open on discussing those 3 points i raised?

Best regards,

AppelX

Add a priority system and a way to add notes to your wish list items.

It would help me find games I’m more interested in faster on the wish list and would help me keeping track on why some games are on the list so that I don’t mistakenly remove them. It would also help when sharing the list with friends.

I love looking at the most popular games, currently only available per system.  But I want to know how these top games compare against the top games on other systems.

Not sure what the rest of the people that use pricecharting think, but it was much easier to see and read a long list of games when there was no cover art shown on the list search.  Having it now being double spaced means more scrolling if you type in a general quick search like pikmin.  Before it would just have 1 single page of the results and you could see them all without having to scroll down.  Small thing but just extra steps that add up when you are doing a bunch of searches.

A lot of card prices are obviously wrong based on incorrect lot numbers. A normal user should be able to flag when a price is incorrect, whether for a site reviewer to correct or someone else.