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When using the grading recommendation tab it seems to be skewed to $25. My grading is half of that and it really doesnt allow the grading recommendation feature to be useful. Sometimes there are plenty of cards worth grading but the $25 makes it look like its not worth grading. I'd just show which cards have most arbitrage between grading levels or allow for input of the grading cost default price.

I use the notes feature for every item to track where, when, and who when it comes to my purchase. I go back and use this site to confirm everything has arrived and that my PC input was correct. Having the ability to search by what I put in those notes would save a lot of scrolling time. It would also allow us to customize our own experience without multiple features needing to be added.

The GamePark GP32 was primarily used by people as an emulation handheld but it actually had it's own library of commercially available physical games as well as multiple revisions of the console itself. GP32 games and systems don't come up on eBay very often so having an archive of sold listings and historic prices on VGPC would be awesome! I'd also like to be able to track the games I already own

I would love to see Grand Archive TCG get its own category! The prices are currently all over the place, and knowing the history of prices from now on would be amazing!

I'll sum my request up in a real-world example: I base the prices I list cards at on the ungraded prices on PriceCharting, and I offer free shipping. Just 1.5 weeks ago, this card's ungraded price was $3.01. Now, because of the three highlighted sold prices, it's down to $2.27. 

In reality, with shipping included, the buyers for those three cards paid $5.18, $1.94, and $4.44 respectively (I looked them up). Instead of a $0.99 average between the three, in reality it was a $3.85 average. Not including shipping in your sold prices is costing me, and probably other people, money.

I believe on the internet an item's price is the amount of money somebody is willing to pay, shipping included, and I believe PriceCharting should reflect that in some way, shape, or form. If a few people decided to drop the price of a base set Charizard by listing many of them for $25.00 with $175 shipping, people using PriceCharting would be affected and the market would be disrupted. After all, do you not take shipping costs into consideration when purchasing something online?!