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2 years outdated.
Sale #1
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/21355790 b/o 1.5 buds
Sold for 25 keys pure
Backpack of seller
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198049406480?time=1405839600 Before
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198049406480?time=1405926000 After
Backpack of buyer
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198040892342?time=1405753200 Before
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198040892342?time=1405959430 After
Total: ~1.3 buds
Current seller
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/21404576 b/o 28-29 keys(~1.5 buds)
Sold in 1-2 days max. Pretty sure it's a quicksell.
I don't think so with a current seller of 1.5 buds for almost an entire month. 1.3 seems reasonable.
Yeah, but we can't just do these on feeling, it would make it a damn sight easier if we could.
As Peasant pointed out on my suggestion, the only piece of evidence here is invalid because it's a quicksell. Whether it 'seems reasonable' or not.
Time is only one factor used to determine a quicksell. If a hat sells within 1-2 days for its b/o in pure, one should be suspicious. However, since time to sell varies greatly among the type of hats (old vs new effects, misc vs hats, high tier vs low tier), this is not a reliable way to identify a quicksell.
"More important is how a sale relates to other sales. If a hat sells for less than commonly offered values in pure or unusuals or for less than common trade points, that is likely a quicksell."
In this case, the hat is not sold for less than commonly offered values in pure nor it is a lot less than common traded point, hard to call this a quicksale in my opinion.
It was a relist. He had the hat for a month.
Anyways, only recent sale. Flat price, it is.