When I sort by "Highest to lowest" it seems to only go by "loose price". Add the ability to click on those three columns to sort them aswell.

Let me add a list of games I would like to know about when someone lists it. When they come in stock send me an email about it.

I have a lot of commodore Amiga boxed games I would like to sell. Could a cautery be added for this system?

I’d really like to be able either group items in my collection with custom tags and still use all of the collection filters, tools, and stats. Or allow multiple collections.

I have a bunch of titles, systems, accessories etc that belong to family that I manage and keep track of but there isn’t an easy way too see those collections specifically or sort them. I can add a note, but then that is visible to everyone that sees my collection. It doesn’t make sense to create another account+email to manage it.

Current collections can be the default/primary collection for adding or viewing but also have the ability (if multiple collections) to change the default/primary collection. For multiple collections or groups would also necessitate a method for naming collections as well.

TGA Grading (Canada) deserves to be included among recognized grading companies on PriceCharting because it fills a crucial gap in the North American grading ecosystem. As one of Canada’s fastest-growing grading companies, TGA offers quick, reliable turnaround times, transparent grading standards, and premium tamper-proof slabs—all backed by a fully published 1,000-point grading scale and online certificate verification. What truly sets TGA apart is its ability to eliminate the costly and time-consuming bottleneck of cross-border grading. For years, Canadian collectors have faced inflated shipping fees, customs delays, and currency losses when submitting cards to U.S.-based graders; TGA provides a secure, domestic alternative that keeps grading affordable and accessible without compromising quality or precision. Including TGA Canada on PriceCharting would not only enhance pricing accuracy and population data for Canadian-graded cards but also position PriceCharting as the first platform to fully recognize the rapidly expanding Canadian grading market—helping the site stay ahead of industry trends while offering a more complete picture for collectors and investors across North America.

The new Kickstarter that just raised $400k Neuroscape TCG seems like it's going to be pretty big, I'm sure there are other users besides me who have pledged to the project or at least are interested in watching the market of it.

Amiibo cards have value and are not stated on this website and would be very helpful.