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simple, ive bought over 75 of these for a scrap each that simple
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/12036238
i changed the disc but i bought em all for a scrap each
unsolds at .22?
I believe you but we still need to see that .22 isn't happening.
You spelled "too" wrong in your trade notes, also you wouldn't really be giving up on buying them since you were supposedly easily able to obtain them for that price. Instead you are no longer buying them which would be stopping or quitting.
Useless comment is useless.
Can you show other links besides your own? One person does not represent the market.
Prove 0.22 isn't possible.
Given the fact that there's roughly 800,000 in existance, 75 does not reflect even a portion on the market.
Yes, yes there are thousands and thousands of a lot of items in TF2 and yet you usually only see a small margin of them for sale at any given point. The question is not how much 75 is relative the total number in existence, the question is how much is 75 the total number people are currently selling on the market which is a drastically smaller number.
But that's still my point; he's not even showing unsolds at .22, plus the amount on the market.
There's hardly anyone here that doens't have Pyro Goggles... Except me, I sold mine back when the were worth something.
Its still your point, I'm just fixing the premise on which it was made. Also Pyrovision Goggles are still worth something, they are just worth less relative to their past value. Details.
While I agree that these are rather difficult to sell at 0.22, a single trade does not constitute adequate proof.
Downboat.
col story breh, tell it again
just leave