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THanks for this suggestion.  On desktops I think you are right that there should be room to add that price.  We always have to weight showing too much information on one page (number overload) vs showing too little.  

With video games, we've decided that graded prices aren't as big a priority as other categories because they are a very small percentage of video game sales and user interest.  For example, graded cards are 30% of the sales for Pokemon but graded video games are 3% of the sales.  

At some point I'd like to allow users to customize the columns they see though.  Then you could choose to see "graded" as one of the options instead of some other column.  

Thanks for this suggestion.  Many of the retail features are available as "Freemium" so you can test them out for free but with limited access.  

Like the Lot Value Calculator

eBay Lot Bot

and Buy Collections features. 

They all have free options but the full tool is available for premium only.

Is there a specific tool you wanted to test out via premium to see if it something your store needs?

Thanks for pointing this out.  It has been fixed now.  Your category preference will be stored and used on future visits to collection pages.

I've fixed that double trouble price.  THere were some "Royal" variant sales in with the base ones which inflated the price.  

Regarding the other marketplaces, we would like to add other sites too.  We are actively working with a few new ones for high end trading and sports cards.  I will reach out to Mercari and see if they can provide us the information we need to add their sales as well.

How can users tell which sets those came out with?  Unfortunately our system requires each card to be linked to a set.  The year looks to be a unique identifier, but multiple sets will come out per year.  Will the energy cards for 2021 all be unique regardless of the set?

We don't have that feature at this point.  I think it 's a good idea though.

We used to have this feature but closed it down years ago.  

https://blog.pricecharting.com/2013/02/closing-dvd-blu-ray-pricing-site.html

In our experience, most DVD's aren't worth very much and very few are worth a bunch of money.  There wasn't much demand for a price guide when we had it on the site.  Things might have changed over the last 10 years but I still buy most of my DVD's for $3 or so and hardly ever see ones worth more than $10 so I don't think this is a market we will be jumping into soon.