• Every card on a TCGplayer search or set page now has an Add to watch list button, so you no longer need to open each product page.
• If the card comes in more than one printing, such as Normal and Reverse Holofoil, you choose the printing first. Each printing shows how many listings it has. A card with only one printing goes straight to your watch lists.

• A watch list can now hold the same card in more than one printing. Each printing is its own entry, with its own Ask, price trend and price target.
• The printing appears after the rarity, for example "SV: 151 · 007/165 · Common · Reverse Holofoil".

• The arrow next to the Ask no longer shows huge jumps such as "+663%" caused by a listing that briefly appeared at a mistaken price.
• An earlier Ask is now compared against the card's cheapest sale of the last month. An Ask under half that price is treated as a mistake and ignored.

Total cost of a watch list
- Each list shows "Total Ask" beside its card count: what buying every card on it would cost today, each at its cheapest listing with shipping.

See when the Ask changes
- When a card's cheapest listing is higher or lower than it was, an arrow and percent appear in front of the Ask: "▼ −4.4% Ask $85.99".
- Hover the arrow to see the previous Ask.
- Useful for cards that aren't selling: no sales means no trend, but the asking price can still move.

30-day trend
- 30 days joins 1, 3, 7 and 14 as a trend duration in Settings.
- Its chart covers the last 90 days.

• Watch List prices are now always for Near Mint. The Ask, the trend and price targets follow Near Mint in the printing you saved, instead of the condition of whichever listing TCGplayer featured that day. Some Asks will change as a result.
• A card with no Near Mint copy for sale now reads "Ask: none listed" rather than showing a lesser grades price
• Sealed products are priced as Unopened.

• Opening a list now looks up the price of every card on it, so long lists make more requests to TCGplayer, and auto-refresh repeats them. Consider a longer refresh interval for big lists.
• The total prices each card separately. Buying several from one seller may cost less, because TCGplayer can combine shipping.
• Ask changes are recorded only while the dashboard is checking prices, starting from this version. No arrows show until an Ask first changes.
• The 30-day trend makes one extra request per card while it is switched on.

Price trends over several durations
- Choose which trends each card shows: 1, 3, 7 and 14 days, in any combination. Set this in the new "Price trends" section of the Settings tab. 7 days is the default.
- Each duration gets its own line, such as "▲ +2.1% 7 days" and "▼ −1.7% 1 day", coloured by its own direction.
- Click a line to open its chart: the last 30 days of sales, with the two periods that line compares shaded. Click again to close it.
- Works the same way in Watch Lists and Order History.

A link to the listing behind the Ask
- "view listing" beside the Ask opens TCGplayer filtered to the exact listing the price came from: that seller, condition and printing.
- In Order History, the Ask figure itself is the link.

• The price chart is no longer always shown; it opens when you click a trend line.
• A flat trend now reads "▬ +0.4%" instead of "▬ Flat (+0.4%)".
• The trend column is aligned to the right edge, and no longer shifts between cards that have a price target and cards that don't.

• A trend needs at least 5 sales in each period it compares. Short durations often read "not enough sales" for cards that sell slowly.
• TCGplayer reports sales by the day, and today's are still coming in, so the 1-day trend moves the most.
• If a listing sells between the price check and your click, "view listing" will open a page with no listings for that seller.
• Adding durations makes no extra requests to TCGplayer.