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kawika Posts: 3
7/3/2020
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Hello!
I just got a hankerin' to figure out what issues I have that would benefit from being slabbed and graded. Cool? Cool!
When I go to a Publisher in my collection and click on Top Information, I get the top page fine. However, when I scroll to the bottom and either click the right arrow or select a page to go to in the list, the page will report back that I'm looking at 26-50, but none of the images or text changes. I've tried this on three different browsers and for each heading (Top Titles, Top Issues, etc.). I've also tried increasing the number of items per page and nothing extends past the default 25. I notice there's no loading symbol on the page or browser tab when I try to change the pages or number of items either. Are my browsers not working correctly? Is there another way to look at data further down the list?
Other than this, I'm greatly enjoying the site and have already worked on a couple of transactions, so I'm calling everything a success so far.
Thanks!
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Ronbatman Administrator Posts: 2530
7/4/2020
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The top information area is something that we've expanded a couple of times to include more books. However, it only includes the top 25 issues. That's why it won't take you further.
Glad that you're enjoying the site,
Ron
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7/7/2020
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I'd like to second the request for more than 25 issues. Also, the option to not have to select the publisher but across the collection.
Kawika is performing the kind of exercise I am also looking into. What to sell/what makes sense to slab/what's hot. This type of information helps the collector know more about their collection.
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rgtichy Posts: 124
7/12/2020
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Ronbatman wrote:
The top information area is something that we've expanded a couple of times to include more books. However, it only includes the top 25 issues. That's why it won't take you further.
Glad that you're enjoying the site,
Ron
Why can't we get these by title, by era, etc.? Is there not enough data to be accurate? It's just a matter of comparing the graded price against the non-graded price and if that is over ~$35 put it on the list? Maybe for each issue, we need to know a minimum grade, too? So a report would just say "Amazing Spider-Man #100, grades 9.0 or higher" or "Batman #470, 9.9 or higher". (That may be an example of why the report should not include issues that need a 9.9 to achieve the differential.)
Rob
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