ShinyHits

Switching from PriceCharting?

PriceCharting ShinyHits

What PriceCharting exports: Collection CSV (1 export a week on the free plan).

Steps

  1. On PriceCharting, open your collection and download it as CSV.
  2. Upload it on Switch in: product-name (“Charizard #4”) and console-name (“Pokemon Base Set”) are read as the card and its set.
  3. Map the columns for what you paid, the condition or grade and the date in the mapper if your file has them — we haven't been able to confirm those columns' names.

What we know about the format

PriceCharting CSV not confirmed

product-name carries the number (“Charizard #4”) and console-name the set (“Pokemon Base Set”); both are read. loose-price and the graded prices are market prices, not what you paid.

Source: https://www.pricecharting.com/api-documentation — their CSVs use the API's column names (id, product-name, console-name, loose-price …). The collection export's own extra columns (what you paid, condition) are not confirmed: map them in the mapper

loose-price, cib-price, new-price and the graded prices are PriceCharting's market prices, not your cost; leave them ignored.

Every import shows you the column mapping and a preview first, so a format we got wrong costs you a click, not your collection.

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