Support this TCG on PriceCharting too

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.

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

Please add prices for Japanese Game Boy games (if possible, include Game Boy Color and Advance as well!)

Also, thanks for already adding Famicom and Super Famicom!!

Use archived URLs saved to https://archive.org/web/ or http://archive.is/ for completed listings so that they can always be viewed. There is an available API and it is simple to save the eBay listing to these sites. If archived URLs are used, then the pages will no longer expire from eBay and the images will always be viewable.

I feel all ads should require at least one photo. These stock photos are not helpful to buyers in the least, especially if your a collector like myself. For those of you using just stock photos, understand that I'm overlooking your items and purchasing my games from others on the site who actually take the time to show what they are selling.

Add support to export your game collection

I keep encountering listings falsely under CIB for high end items that shouldn't be there due to including missing components, reproduction components (manuals, boxes) etc. A way to include a reason why a listing is being reported so that certain reasons could be prioritized and looked into (perhaps out of a drop down list of potential options + optional text field to be specific?).

I feel like wrong information shouldn't stick around long but it seems like just the plain old report button doesn't always seem to get things sorted out with any real speed and that's kind of a bummer when its regarding a piece you own yourself.