My next try at pricing this unusual >:(

Lets try to get a price set for this finally.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/11504853

If you know how to look at a hidden post, then you can back me up on this :)

He was offered a steaming engy virtual reality hat, with all of his robo hats and metal, the unusual alone was worth about 1.2 buds

He also rejected an offer of one bud.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/11793406

Later, this dude rejected an offer of a blizzardy sober stuntman, which is priced at about 16 keys and was also offered 1.3 buds for it.

This is why I'm pricing the high end of this for 1.5 buds.

For the low end, I decided to price it at one bud because I was offered 15 keys for my gifted one (I bought it gifted in case you're wondering)

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/15117214

And according to this website --> http://www.reddit.com/r/tf2trade/comments/1go420/q_why_does_gifted_detract_so_much_value/

Gifted unusuals are worth, lets say 25% off, so 15 keys is 75% of the clean version, so that would be 20 keys! 20 keys is about 1.2 buds.

Thanks Mr. Bucket for sending me the link on how to price unusuals :)

Comment down below how I did ^_^

Here's the link Mr. Bucket sent me.

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/7-how-to-create-a-good-unusual-price-suggestion/

Heres the part which I focused on

Finding and presenting proof.

• ✓ DO find written evidence of offers. Use major trading sites such as TF2Outpost, TF2Bazaar, SourceOP and others to find written offers on active or past listings.

Setting the high end.

DO set it slightly higher than the highest rejected offer if no past sales are available. If ~3 buds was the highest offer found but all owners of the hat rejected it, then set the price slightly above 3, but only slightly. Perhaps all those offers were pretty low. Giving the owners a chance to find to the right sale without undervaluing their unusual is only fair.

Setting the low end.

• ✓ DO set it to lower past sales, if many past sales are available. This is the best way to set the low end, but may not be practical if many concrete sales can not be found or if all the sales traded for about the same amount.

• ✓ DO set it to a commonly offered amount. If 3 buds was offered multiple times, rejected, and the hat sold for not much more, then perhaps 3 buds is a good low end to set it at. But be careful not to set it to a "lowball". Also make sure the range is not too wide or too narrow. A 0.5-1.5 bud range is a good range for most unusuals.