Suggestion: Genuine Doe-Boy at 1.22 ref

Conclusion: It takes weeks or a few months and some days to sell one at 1.33 ref but if try to sell it for 1.22 ref it can take less then one day, one day, or a few days.

Thanks I will reedit my description.

RIP 1.33 genuine & robo hats

http://gyazo.com/8b71be88d2ce726351a539db580d72c4 Sold mine for 1.33.

But with all those unsolds, I think I just got reeeeeally lucky. Staying neutral for now, there may be others in my situation.

mine has been out there for a few weeks. you got lucky :)

I'm leaving a downvote, and I'll tell you why. The standard of craft hats is 1.33, and that's generally considered a given. Even though "genuine" hats may be considered less desirable than uniques, they are still able to be crafted, and as such are still "craft hats". I leave these downvotes on genuines because it will eventually lower the standards of craft hats. Besides, they're still selling like crazy on the steam community marketplace for rougly equivalent to 1.33 ref in cash terms.

This bit of proof still counts, especially because it's an official "trade".

Proof to keep at 1.33, or maybe 1.22-1.33: http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Genuine%20Doe-Boy

Proof against a further decrease(my personal buying trade, which gets a ton of genuines): http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/13194832

I buy at 1.22 per hat, but people frequently sell in bulk, and with the way my deal works, if they sell in bulk, they get more per hat. About half of the hats I've been getting are genuines, which wind up listed on the steam market, and used to buy keys or ToD tickets when at their cheapest prices. The rest of the hats are crafted, or kept if I like them.

A lot unsold at 1.33. Scrap.tf, which shouldn't be used as proof on its own (but is worth come consideration), has a bunch unsold even at 1.22, so I think any sale at 1.33 is more or less lucky sales.