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I would also like to see the ability to add multiple colleges. Of course, I also want to be able to add high schools as well.

I have learned to like the automatic update to my collection through the trade feature.  The only problem I have is that when I have multiples of a card that I am sending off in a trade, I have to go in and add a second card "For sale or trade" or else when the site updates my collection at the end of the trade, that card no longer appears in my lists for other collectors to perhaps ask for.  This is not a big deal when a trade involves only one or two of these circumstances but I am just completing a trade that had 20+ of these cards from many different sets.  This requires searching each set and individual card to add a second "For sale or trade" in my list.  It is very time consuming when the internet service is slow.

So, I was wondering if it would be possible to access the card itself from the trade proposal?  This would simplify my issue in that, every time I have multiple cards of the one being asked for, I can simply click on the link and add a second card directly from there.  I would rather be able to do it this way than adding every single multiple card I have for trade as this would clutter members' searches when they match their wantlist to my for sale or trade list (I won't be doing this no matter if this can be resolved or not).

Hope what I am asking is clear to Admin.  If any other member has faced this issue and can support / further clarify this request, it would be appreciated.

Makes sense to me, Sandy.  Perhaps if trade history listed the cards you just traded as links, rather than just words, it would be quick to get to each of those cards.

Would be nice if we could have some visual guidance for sets that does not have a setlist when browsing the sets. Maybe the ones without setlist for example could be in italic.

Not sure if this has been addressed before and if it has I apologize.  Is it possible to only add a particular series of a set without clicking on each individual card?  For example, I have a 92-93 Stadium Club Basketball series 1 set but not the 2nd series.  Can I quickly add just the 1st series?  I have quite a few sets where I may have more series 1 than series 2 and vice-versa.  Just looking to save some time as I add them into my collection.

Thanks for any help.

Chris

There is a way to "Add from here" and then you can click on the last card in your collection to add only subsets of cards. When in the "Add/Update" area of Update your collection for a set, when you hover over the icon next to the check box, one item is "Add From Here..." - click that, then click the end card.

Thanks, that will make it a lot quicker!

It also seems you can only enter one set in your collection.  Is there a way to add multiples of the same set?  I have quite a few where I own more than two of each set.  It looks like the only way to enter more is to go through each card and click the drop down to add multiples of that card.  If we had a dropdown for "Set" or "Series 1 /Series 2" as well as the individual cards you could know how many of that set you have.  Not sure how difficult that would be or if I'm looking at it wrong.  Any thoughts on this would be great.

Again, thanks for all of your help.

If you use the "Add all cards to collection" Action twice, it adds two of each card to your collection. I just tried it.

I don't know if this can be fixed but when I search for a set such as "2004 Upper Deck", it is the 86th hit on the list.  This is because every other set and insert set is listed.  You would think that the first hit would be the exact match but not on this site.  If it can be fixed, it would be apprecciated as, if I am looking for another Upper Deck issue from the same year, I would search it with its full description.

To get an exact match, put it in quotation marks ( " ) and it will be the first hit on the list: "2004 Upper Deck" vs 2004 Upper Deck

sandyrusty wrote:

I don't know if this can be fixed but when I search for a set such as "2004 Upper Deck", it is the 86th hit on the list.  This is because every other set and insert set is listed.  You would think that the first hit would be the exact match but not on this site.  If it can be fixed, it would be apprecciated as, if I am looking for another Upper Deck issue from the same year, I would search it with its full description.