PRICECHARTING VS HIFISHARK: Which Website Is Better for Pricing Collectible Video Games /Audio?

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In this episode I take a look at pricecharting.com and hifishark.com. Two websites that use different data gathering methods to help you price your vintage games, vintage audio, and vintage cards.... I provide an overview of both websites and their features, highlighting their similarities and differences. I then conduct a side-by-side comparison of the websites' search functions, price tracking tools, and user interfaces. I also discusses the accuracy and reliability of the pricing data on both websites. In the end, I offer my opinion on which website is the better choice for collectors and audiophiles looking to track the value of their collections.

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