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[url]http://i.imgur.com/l8UNWht.png[/url] <-- Final sale (there are 9 keys in total but 2 were from reservation,)
Was able to sell for way above the previous price.
Offer of 44 keys (when buds were about 21-22)
and was able to sell for 2.2. (2.3 at the time was 2 + 7 keys)
why do you think that if you got a 44 keys offer you can sell now the same unusual for 48-50 keys?
Well because I was able to sell it for 2 buds +7 keys (55 keys if buds are 24), and again, when I was offered that 44 keys, buds were at their lowest (21 keys).
well that doesnt make a lot of sense does it?
if you was able to sell it for this price this doesnt mean you could have sold for the same amounts of buds because now they cost more.
its like me saying that because i sold my unusual for the buds (when they were 21 keys) my unusual costs 24-25 keys because thats what the buds cost now.
I do not pick and choose when the value of an item such as buds go up and down in value. I was merely stating that when I was offer that amount in keys, it was equivalent to the pricing of buds at that moment. And yes what you stated is true as well, If the value of the bud goes up then so does the value (Key wise) of an unusual. And I can't dig around for a whole lot of proof to add to this considering that there are now 7 in the world (was 8) and mine was the only one up at the time.