**Note that I am using backpack.tf prices for unusuals. What I do below is that I am taking all the highest offers/what I bought it for and what it was sold for and breaking it down into low/high end. I multiply by 0.9 to factor in an unusual overpay.

Hey guys I just purchases one of these for:

Scorching Slug (7.6-8.4)

Hearts Grimm (3.7-4.7)

Bubbles Bicorne (1.4-1.7)

Stormy Officer's Ushanka (1.2-1.4)

Around 10 keys of sweets (diamond rocket/flame/sticky + gen. shred alert)

Taking just the LOW end without Unusual overpay

(7.6 + 3.7 + 1.4 + 1.2 + (10/22)) = 14.3

Taking the HIGH end without Unusual overpay

(8.4 + 4.7 + 1.7 + 1.4 + (10/22))= 16.7

From the previous suggestion, one was sold for a BURNING Bicorne (13.6-17.1)

New LOW end (with overpay included): ((14.3 + 13.6)/2)*0.9 = 12.6

New HIGH end (with overpay): ((16.7 + 17.1)/2)*0.9 = 15.2

based on this http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/12536925 there was an offer of a phosphorus Bomber (16.2 - 17.3) and another offer of a scorching bolted bicorne + smoking TC + undisclosed amount of sweets (10.4 - 12.5 + 4.7 - 5.5 + sweets)

I will take the bicorne + TC offer as (15.1 - 18 + sweets)

Those two offers together gets:

Low End (with overpay): ((16.2 + 15.1)/2)*0.9 = 14.1 (+ sweets)

High End(with overpay): ((17.3 + 18)/2)*0.9 = 15.9 (+ sweets)

Combining this with what I paid myself /the burning bicorne above gets:

Final LOW end: (12.6 + 14.1)/2 = 13.4

Final HIGH end: (15.2 + 15.9)/2 = 15.6

PROOF OF MY TRADE

http://i42.tinypic.com/mw85jm.jpg