Thank you.

I didn't so much remove them as not include them in the rebuild. They were kind of included at random in the last build, but I'll keep your experience in mind as I build in more stores. It might have been an isolated incident that could occur with any online store, or something more typical to them, I just don't know. I'm sorry that it didn't work out, we will all learn from your sacrifice.

I did notice you removed White Lion Games. I think I know why, since I'm in the middle of a sale with them and it's been a hassle. It took them a month after I shipped the cards to do anything, and they just sent my an updated quote at a severely reduced TOTAL price. That means they didn't even bother to give a card-by-card quote, or whether the reduction was due to condition. And if I don't agree with their price now, they're going to charge me for shipping.

Did you leave White Lion Games off this time due to similar issues? Or due to technical reasons?

It looks like the validation on those cells got clipped. I fixed it and uploaded a new version. you'll need to get a new copy of the template to fix the issue.

I would subscribe to QS just for this column!

Oddly enough, yesterday Strike Zone did have it listed for $45. I went all the way through the data chain on that one and that price came from their buy list site so it was probably an error but it's since been corrected (to $4.5). I'll upload a new dataset shortly and it will correct the issue. (It will correct the issue even on your spreadsheet).

If they change the way the median price is calculated then all cards will have more accurate pricing. Right now the median is established by the mid point between the highest and lowest instead of on the average of all available prices for similar card conditions. In some cases it will be very different, but always more accurate.

I wonder how different it would look with a Median Buy list price over an average. Do you think that would be more accurate?

Although just an idea.

Thanks for all your very hard work.

There, now you've done it… you've gone and made me cry…

I'll update the data again on Friday just for you and I also want to mention that I found some errors in the TCG pricing data (it said that a Sphinx of Jwar Isle had a median price of $33) so I added in a filter to eliminate card prices with too large of a pricing deviation. They will still come up on the buy lists though.

I've been waiting for tools like this for years – Apathy House, I'll miss you. But there's a new kid in town with a helluva lot more sex appeal.