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UPDATE
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/11674885[/url] Offered 35 keys (1.6).
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/12403253[/url] Sold for an Orbiting Fire Drill (about 1.4).
Although there are many of these, only a few are available for trade.
I suppose we need to check only that ones, which were sold less than 3 mounths ago. We dont care about the offers they got. And have you checked the overpay of the guy who offered first : The guy with drill or the guy with spartan?
Ye, I see that the guy with drill ofered. That means that the overpay is connected to him. Yes, 1.4 is right. But why 1.6 the high end? The guy hasnt sold his hat for it.
It looks like a conservative drop.
Yep, 1.4 after over-pay. I don't like specifically stating any method for calculating over-pay though because I didn't want to start any "No, you count over-pay like this!" arguments. :P My method is to just take whatever it can be sold for quickly. The 1.6 is simply because it's still being offered and so is still possible to sell for that. It is relevant here since it's being used for a higher value. I can't keep the 1.7 straight because it hasn't actually sold for that recently (or at least not that I could find any evidence of). I'm not really dropping it so much as just updating it.
The hat in the first link belonged to me :) Glad i got rid of it since its been devalued alot. Anyhow upvote.