I'd like to be able to quickly remove all items from a folder. 

Add the Harry Potter Wizard of the Coast card sets from the early 2000s. These cards are collected and people send them for grading. I believe there are 5 sets and also promo cards

would love to be able to see what game I should get next by filtering the wishlist by popularity (hopefully rating though when added)

Add an area for inputting your own value if one isn't available from the scan

When importing, there will always be a failure. I am reimporting all my games (2000+) so some systems have a couple dozen failures because of names or misspelling.  

It would be nice if when it finishes and gives you the list of failed items that it would return that list as links using the name as a search, and just for the system if used.  

This feature request was incorrectly marked as 'Completed' 10 months ago. 

False. NOT completed. Users still cannot edit item name.

It's obnoxious--and terribly bad form--to have incorrect titles littering this database.

For example:

https://www.pricecharting.com/game/playstation-5/gungrave-gore

...This title is clearly incorrect. The correct title /name is: Gungrave G.O.R.E.

At least 1 out of every 10 games I add to my collection has an incorrect title, due to the slop-nuts user who originally added the item to the database. This is not an exaggerated statistic.

We absolutely must be able to change item titles /names so that they are CORRECT.

False information is lying. Lying is the road to depravity and failure.

Whenever I am drilling down into some of my filters, it become increasingly difficult to quantify how many items and how much they are valued in the filter view.

For example, I might have 100 items in a folder with multiple different categories from pokemon to football and video games. Whenever I select the pokemon filter to just look at the pokemon cards in that folder, the value and count does not change, even though the filter took effect. So it still shows the value and count as the same in the entire folder, but does not drop down to the actual count of just pokemon cards and just the value of those pokemon cards. Would be helpful for doing quick math on lots and seeing how many i have after shows where ive traded off certain items. 

In https://pricecharting.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/722-show-the-game-value-in-the-wishlist the Wishlist has been extended with functionality to show prices. Currently you will always see the loose price, but for higher priced items that could differ A LOT from the actual CIB or even sealed price. I use the Wishlist a lot at conventions to quickly check games I want and what their prices are. Needing to switch to every game isn't user friendly at that time (with slow connections).

It would be nice to either choose the different condition per item (like suggested in the above url aswell), or (if its easier - a less extensive feature) make it customisable for the entire Wishlist to either show prices for loose, cib or sealed.