Switching from PriceCharting?
PriceCharting ShinyHits
What PriceCharting exports: Collection CSV (1 export a week on the free plan).
Steps
- On PriceCharting, open your collection and download it as CSV.
- Upload it on Switch in: product-name (“Charizard #4”) and console-name (“Pokemon Base Set”) are read as the card and its set.
- 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
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.