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Illyana's Magick · Dec 28, 2011, 03:33 AM // 03:33

Just sold 100 red rock candy for 2.5k ea. Sold almost as soon as I put up the advertisement.

Sold a stack and a half of clovers for 250g per clover.

LicensedLuny · Jan 02, 2012, 10:51 AM // 10:51

I sold three honeycombs for 1k total to someone wanting to buy three of them or six votive candles. I don't normally buy or sell sweets or use honeycombs for sweet points at all, so I have no idea if that's fair market value or not.

I bought 1 stack of "Wintersday Gifts" for 30k, which seems about the average buy and sell ad prices I've seen in spam throughout the event.

drkn · Jan 03, 2012, 10:46 PM // 22:46

Just bought a stack of clovers for 10k, making it 40g each. The seller had also stacks of candy corns and apples, and knew their common prices very well, but that 10k was his first and only price on the clovers. Lucky me, i guess.

LicensedLuny · Jan 15, 2012, 12:15 AM // 00:15

Just now in game, there was a buyer in Kama with an ad up to buy sweet points for 150g ea. I offered him my three stacks of Fruitcake, and he accepted. So sold 750 Fruitcake (1point sweets, spammable) for 150g each.

As CNY is coming up, some important additions to the OP's exception lists:

Red Bean Cakes (1point spam sweets) can be sold to merchants for 200g each.

Bottles of Rice Wine (1point booze) can also be sold to merchants for 200g each.

People get a lot of each during CNY, and 200g each is a lot more than "going rates" for title consumables. I think a lot of players don't realize these particular consumables net the most money sold to merchants instead since the vast majority of cons can't be merched.

While you're at it, perhaps add ...

Dwarven Ales & Bottles of Vabbian Wine (1pt booze) can be merched for 100g, which is sometimes as much or more than player to player trade ... and usually much faster.

nuclear_herring · Jan 15, 2012, 01:28 AM // 01:28

Bought 6 stacks of ToT bags - 60k
Sold 6 stacks of ToT bags - 16e

The Super Chilli · Jan 17, 2012, 09:24 AM // 09:24

Consets are 9-10k, very rarely do you see someone selling for 8k now
Res scrolls are sold for exactly 2k/each from almost every player, since you can craft from a merchant for 2.25k/each
A stack of war supplies goes for around 70-80k
Ghastly stones sell at 2 for 1e, so around 3.5-4k/each depending on your conversion

Just my observations

Vampire of Bone · Jan 26, 2012, 02:42 PM // 14:42

Cupcakes are never sold at 18e, 23e is the lowest you can get them for.
Golden eggs are also 28e+
Rock Candies now will almost always hit the high end.

LicensedLuny · Feb 03, 2012, 04:24 PM // 16:24

Feb. 3

- responding to a buy ad in game, i sold 375 snowmen summoners (1pt spam party points) for 37.5k, 100g per point, the buyer's advertised offer price.

(From what I've seen, given the oversupply from Wintersday, it's been hard to find anyone buying for 100g per spam party point. I figure with Canthan New Year going on and producing lots of fireworks, the trend is only going to continue. I wasn't willing to use up the storage space waiting for the prices to come back up.)

- responding to a sell ad in game, i bought 56 unid golds from a single seller for their asking price of 5k/7unid, so it's about that standard 714g per unid rate.

meneer123 · Feb 05, 2012, 11:12 PM // 23:12

Sold:
44 Red Rock Candy, 2.72k each
48 Green Rock Candy, 600g each
11 Blue Rock Candy, 2k each
2 Conset, 9k each
2 Powerstones of courage, 4k each
2 Scrolls of Resurrection, 2k each
62 Cupcakes, 645g each
250 Wintergreen CC, 100g each
39 Silver Zaishen Coins 1.8k each
144 Mysterious Summoning Stone, 313g each
104 Candy Corn, 192g each

All sold relatively easy.

Bought:
4600 alcohol for 90g, easy, multiple offers, probably could have gotten for less.

Anxious Healer · Feb 18, 2012, 05:22 PM // 17:22

Sold 125 red rock candy for 2.7k each to a WTB'er. That was their offering price and I didn't haggle at all. Wasn't long ago I was selling them for 2k.

LicensedLuny · Feb 22, 2012, 07:57 AM // 07:57

Feb. 22: I just bought 297 Ghosts in the Boxes for 30k, so ~100g per spam party point.

(I plan to use them for something less rational than title points, but I suspect the listed buyout price was based on ~100g per party title point, spammable.)

Feb. 24: I sold 150 crates of fireworks for 36k (80g per not spammable party point if my arithmetic was correct) without having them sit around listed for sale too long.

Feb 25:

- I bought two star of transference (I know - it's "stars of transference" but I'm trying to accommodate text string search.) for my offer price of 150g each from a seller in game, figuring they might come in handy on my new alt account to unlock skills. In my experience, these things are usually impossible to sell. I had some from quest rewards a couple years ago and finally gave up trying to sell them and just used them myself after not finding anyone who wanted to buy them for any price at all. It seems skill points are oversupplied, go figure.

- in game, I bought 50 celestial summoning stones for 400g ea., seller's advertised price

Feb. 26

- in game, I bought 20 celestial summoning stones for 500g ea, seller's asking price

sparklybeast · Feb 24, 2012, 03:15 PM // 15:15

Just sold 23 Birthday Cupckes for 17k so 739g each. The guy was WTBing at 10 for 1e...

LicensedLuny · Mar 05, 2012, 03:32 PM // 15:32

Mar 5: in game, I sold 1139 one-point spam party points for 110g each. (~1.5 stacks each of sparklers, champagne poppers and bottle rockets.)

Olle · Mar 05, 2012, 03:47 PM // 15:47

Today, mar.5 bought 1000 Myst stones for 450g/ea
Today, mar.5 bought 250 Gaki stones for 500g/ea
Today, mar.5 bought 250 Oni stones for 300g/ea

Meow Ren · Mar 17, 2012, 06:58 PM // 18:58

Sold via guru in the past couple weeks:

25 Con Sets @ 9k ea
2 Amulets of the Mists @ 5k ea
3 Droknar's Keys @ 10k ea
500 Silver Zaishen coins @ 56e/stack (roughly 1.8k/ea, my b/o price)
War Supplies (2 stacks @ 10e/ea., buyer's asking price)

Also, bought in-game:

3 stacks of Four-leaf Clovers @ 5e each (or 160g/each)

EDIT 3/24/12: Sold 3 stacks Wintergreen and 115 Peppermint Candycanes off sale thread for 50g/point.
Took about a week and a half to sell *after* lowering price from 100g/point.

Note: currently valuing ecto @ 8k each, which seems to be the current standard, give or take.

loshon · Mar 24, 2012, 09:51 PM // 21:51

Bought 4 Shining Blade War Horn, 1e/each. Mar23.12

tonini · Apr 01, 2012, 10:04 PM // 22:04

Over the course of about 2 months sold 92 stacks of Pumpkin Pie from 13-14e per stack
sold 8 stack of eggs between 26-27e (recently)
also starting since the dragons festival till about 2 weeks ago sold 23 stack of fortunes {year of the dragon} for 28-32e each
sold a few cupcake stacks now and again from 24-26e (a week ago)

But easy sell prices are more like:
Pumpkin Pie 11-13e
Lunar Fortunes {dragon} 23-26e
Cupcakes and eggs are almost here again so why bother

Meow Ren · Apr 02, 2012, 01:59 PM // 13:59

over the weekend, in-game sold two stacks of Silver Zaishen coins for between 1.7k and 1.8k per coin.

Average WTB price usually still seems to be 1.5k per Silver coin and WTS usually 1.6k-2k per Silver coin.

Freezern · Apr 07, 2012, 08:48 PM // 20:48

Alcohol

100 Eggnoggs
40 Spiked Eggnoggs
38 Vials of Absinthe
34 Witch's Brew
30 Flasks of Firewater
27 Hard Apple Ciders
14 Hunter's Ales
10 Aged Hunter's Ales
7 Bottles of Rice Wine
3 Dwarven Ales
2 Aged Dwarven Ales

Sold for 48k.
102g per point?

Enzo42 · Apr 08, 2012, 03:14 AM // 03:14

The price of a full conset has inflated to 10k, but occasionally people will sell them for 9.5K but I only see that when people are trying to undercut each other, also people will trade them for an ecto and 2K

An Armor of Salvation usually sells for 3.5K but it can vary + or - .5 K but they usually stay around 3.5K.

A Grail of Might sells for 4K, with occasionally people selling it for 3.5K

Essence of Clarity sells for 3K, but since people farm dust and feathers so much the price seems to be dropping. This has increased the supply of BUs to the point I see them sold more than any other part of the conset. So now I see them sell for 2K when competition is high.