Suggestion: Nuts n' Bolts Conquistador at 10–11 keys

Price Suggestion

~8.5 keys

n&b

78 votes up

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This suggestion was marked as bad evidence and closed Mon, 13 Oct 14 00:37:40 +0000 by Puddilicious.

There should always be enough evidence to back up the new proposed value. However, it appears that the evidence is not strong enough, or cherry-picked in a way that does not represent the actual market value of the item. Therefore, this suggestion has been closed.

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I bought this unu 8 key sold 10 key look pictures this proof this 8 key bought http://i.hizliresim.com/MlVPB6.jpg

10 key sold 1.5 hours later http://i.hizliresim.com/PE1Y2Q.jpg

my outpost.com trade 3 days ago http://i.hizliresim.com/1n620p.jpg

this unu not quiksell 1.5 hours later sold because it is cheaper 2.5 key normal value sell

this people sold 10+4ref http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/22983914

all your sales are basically quicksells

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/23112689 This is for Bubbling not NnB

If I recall correctly, wasn't there a rule to not use sales to bump an unusual price down? Taken from "How to create a good unusual price suggestion" : "DO NOT use very young trades as proof. More specifically, do not use the buyout of a very recent listing to support bumping down the price of an unusual. It may be a quicksale or discounted price. A few days to a week or more should be enough to tell the difference between a quicksale and a normal buyout." Also, for the low end: "DO NOT set it to a genuine quick-sale. If there happened to be a genuine quick-sale where somebody sold an unusual for much much less than what it goes for normally, don's use it as reason to lower the price on the unusual you are researching. Just like an unusually high sale, these occurrences are easy to spot and your suggestion will be rejected."