It would be great if there was a way to filter a collection by if it simply has a graded status, similar to ungraded, but for all graded cards in general

Adding boardgame to the website to track rare board game could be nice! I would love to add them here with all my other collectable.

Add the 3 variants of the Star Trek CCG cards listed below as a category.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_Customizable_Card_Game

Star Trek CCG First Edition - https://www.ccgtrader.net/games/star-trek-ccg-first-edition
Star Trek CCG Second Edition - https://www.ccgtrader.net/games/star-trek-ccg-second-editionStar Trek: The Card Game CCG - https://www.ccgtrader.net/games/star-trek-the-card-game-ccg

Many collectors now purchase and sell cartridge cases separately from games, and their prices have risen to a point where they meaningfully impact collection value. Currently, there is no option for when you own a game with its cartridge case.

Adding an “Item and Case” option would:

• Allow collectors to more accurately reflect their collection contents.

• Better track the increasing market value of cartridge cases (now averaging $1–3 each).

• Provide more granular data for pricing trends and for collectors seeking complete sets.

This would work similarly to the existing Item and Box or Item and Manual options, and would simply introduce Case as an additional tracked element.

Could you please add the following "1st Anniversary Set" for the Dragon Ball Fusion World TCG?

Here is a link to the full list of 16 cards on the official DBFW website:

https://www.dbs-cardgame.com/fw/en/products/01_162.html

Here is a TCG Player link to all of the cards minus the Energy Marker E-32:

https://www.tcgplayer.com/search/all/product?q=DRAGON+BALL+FUSION+WORLD+1st+anniversary+set&view=grid&ProductTypeName=Cards&page=1

Here is a TCG Player link to Energy Marker E-32:

https://www.tcgplayer.com/product/642091/dragon-ball-super-fusion-world-fusion-world-energy-markers-energy-marker-e-32?page=1&Language=English

Thank you for the assist!

Upon creating an account I was told to make a password that was "at least 6 characters long".

I tried with passwords length 1000, 500, 256, 128, none worked.
At 96, the site would redirect me to a "Error occurred, please backtrack" webpage, but upon backtracking and trying to log in, it seems that the password saved anyways.
At 64, the site updates/creates passwords no dramas.

If the password character limit really is 100, please notify users by specifying length, such as "Must be 6-100 characters long", and additionally, some good security advice such as "Recommended to have at least 1 upper case letter, 1 lower case letter, 1 number, and 1 symbol" or something to that effect.

Cheers,

rossihere

There are two sets from the early 2000s

1) Base / Premiere set

2) past & future expansion set

I'm not sure how viable this would be, but I can't imagine it would be technically challenging. 

It would be great if you could scrape Card Kingdom's buy offers for mtg cards. This would instantly give a very accurate read on the value of any card. Their numbers are updated fairly regularly too. I'd love to see what my list is cards is worth without having to enter them into card kingdoms website one by one.

If a card is a POP 0 in a PSA 10, then it should not show a price value for a PSA 10, If I look at a set and sort by the value of a graded 10 I only want to see cards that actually have sales of a graded 10 copy. It is absurd to show an estimated value when the card is a POP 0. 

When I look for the value of a Pokemon box that contains a Promo almost all the eBay listings are for the graded promo card and not the sealed box. The Promo has its’ own listing in the Promo section on your site but most of the eBay listings are connecting to the sealed box and not to the promo card. This is skewing the price of the sealed box tremendously. Since none of the companies grade sealed boxes why do the sealed boxes have graded values?