There are hundreds of thousands of pin collectors out there (Disney, Hard Rock, Olympics, individual artists), the demand is absolutely there for pin tracking.

Trampt.com was going to add this feature to log art collections specifically enamel pins but for reasons had to shut down the site before it came to fruition.

We keep a pin database of our releases at

https://lunaritycollective.com/pages/pin-database, and have a FB marketplace group with over 10k people who buy, sell, and trade our pins. There are hundreds of other unique pin artists out there with their own marketplace groups and nowhere to properly catalog their releases / track aftermarket resale history.

Adding one category to the site and allowing the artists/die hard Disney/Hard Rock pin collectors to add information here would be a great addition to this site.

Hi,

I noticed that PC Games are currently treated as a single NTSC category in the system. However, this makes it impossible to properly add European/PAL PC releases.

When adding a new game, PC Games is available when NTSC (US) is selected, but PC Games is not available when PAL (Europe) is selected.

This creates several problems for contributors who own European PC releases:

• European UPC/EAN/barcodes cannot be entered correctly
• European cover art cannot be properly associated with the release
• PEGI ratings cannot be properly represented instead of ESRB
• European release dates may differ from the US release
• European releases can have significantly different market values

For example, I'm trying to add the European PC release of Sonic Heroes (2004). The European release has its own EAN (5060004763498) and model number (SEGA-PC008-UK), but there is currently no way to add it as a European PC release through the contributor tool.

I understand that PriceCharting currently keeps PC Games in one combined list rather than separating PAL and NTSC. However, it would be very useful if contributors could at least add the correct regional information and European barcode for these releases.

There are also other European PC games that I would like to contribute, so this issue affects more than just one game.

Could PC Games either be added as an available platform for PAL (Europe), or could the contributor system be changed so that European PC releases can be added while still remaining in the same PC Games category?

Thank you!

As a Contributor of PriceCharting I'd love to see a list of the listings i've helped add to the database, this can include listings you've edited. (perhaps in timeline form).

Can we get csv download for all the cards? currently theres only vvideo games, pokemon yugioh magic and one piece

Any plans on adding the Upper Deck's Neopets Battledome TCG to price charting? It launched in 2024 and I would love to catalog them here. Willing to become a contributor and add them if necessary

https://my.upperdeck.com/neopets

Select a specific folder as default for "adding with one click" feature for quickly adding items to your collection

For Categories where you can specify grading details, there is no current way to filter your collection to show all graded items regardless of their specific grade under the “Condition” filter. Current options are either “Ungraded” or selecting a specific grade.

Would be useful to also have a “Graded” filter option under the “Condition” filter in order to just see all graded items regardless of their grade. 

Dear PriceCharting team,

I would like to express my appreciation for the excellent platform you have developed, which is very useful for tracking video game and console collections.

However, I would like to suggest the inclusion of additional regions in your database. Currently, the platform mainly supports NTSC (USA), Japan, and PAL regions, which limits the ability to properly catalog versions released in other markets.

In my case, I own several games from different regions that cannot be accurately registered, such as:

• Chinese cover versions or releases intended for broader Asian markets (non-Japanese), including some purchased from platforms like AliExpress
• Korean cover versions
• Mexican releases which, although they use ESRB ratings, feature region-specific packaging and labeling

Including these regional variations would allow for more accurate tracking and better representation of international collections, while also enriching the platform’s database.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,