It would be a great advantange to be able to add an item as "Sold", sold to, what date, what price and for the progam to work out the -/+ % gain or loss, hopefully this will be something to look forward to in the coming future.

It is a very good suggestion. In the new version (which will be released soon in December 2008) we will add a “Collectible status” field, as a first part of the global “Loan Management” functionality. This functionality will allow you to make following actions with any collectible: sell, buy, loan and other standard or user-defined actions. Specification for this new “Loan Management” feature for Collection Studio is not jet completed; so any more suggestions about this feature are always welcome. Or maybe just some desired behaviors of functionality will be also helpful…

Also will be nice to see in donators list information extra columns for sum prices: items cost and real items cost. It could be very informative...

[quote=tamako]Also will be nice to see in donators list information extra columns for sum prices: items cost and real items cost. It could be very informative...[/quote]Thanks for good suggestion. This small but very informative feature will be added in up coming CS 3.51 release (end of this week).

[quote=developers][quote=tamako]Also will be nice to see in donators list information extra columns for sum prices: items cost and real items cost. It could be very informative...[/quote]Thanks for good suggestion. This small but very informative feature will be added in up coming CS 3.51 release (end of this week).[/quote] Nice! It is useful for me, but in my collection not all items are provided with prices, so sometimes statistics is not correct. Is it possible to mark values of incomplete statistics? For example, I have 2 coins from one donator: "Coin 1" with price $1 and real price $1.5 and "coin 2" with provided price $2 and no real price. In statistics I see price = $3 (1+2) and real price = $1.5 (1.5+0). It is not good, because real price is not valid. I think it will be good to mark real price somehow: ~ sign or with changed color. It will indicate that this value is not real.