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Solds-------------------------------------------------
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/17176590 17 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/16965434 18 Keys
Sellers------------------------------------------------
http://backpack.tf/classifieds/search/id/52d3230f4cd7b8bf618b4567 14 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/17733396 15 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/17753383 15 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/17854479 14 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/17808931 10 Keys, not QS
Again, several sellers below suggested price. Also, pretty sure there have been more than 2 solds
Im making the suggestions by solds, not sellers, apparently you have to price it on what is solds.
But if there are people selling below the solds and the solds are outdated, that may not be the case
Sellers below your suggested range? Counterprooving yourself. Downboat.
Same as the other one. Sellers below suggested price yet suggesting higher.
I don't think you got the thing yet. It is required to find solds when pricing a new item but if you have sellers below what you found solds at then you should include that on the range as well. For example: You have solds at 18 keys here but there is a seller for 10 key who is still selling, so 10 keys should be included at the range as well.
Both sales are old, the sellers now shows what 17-18 Keys isn't a price anymore, and 14 and 15 Keys don't sell...
Downvote.
While we do require to price based on sold, solds >2 weeks old on a collectors item are just too old to reliably price it now. Look at the price of any collector and compare it with its value now. It wouldn't make sense to set the price at 17-18 based on sales 2-3 weeks ago when there are current sellers for a lot lower