Suggestion: The Hetman's Headpiece at 1.22 ref

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~1.39 ref

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http://backpack.tf/vote/id/53a463724cd7b80b4b8b4863 - Never forget.

Sellers at 1.22 ref

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/23677250

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/23365408

The rest being unsolds.

Since the market is fairly small, this should be taken as major proofs: scrap.tf - Have many for 1.22 each.

To people who is like "Craft hats are never worthless than 1.33", take a look at this: http://backpack.tf/vote/id/5206f9184bd7b8721300000f

Feel free to counter / support my proofs.

So what would it take to lower the price of the craft hat blanket?

Having several dozen craft hats priced below the blanket makes no sense. The craft hat blanket is supposed to represent the bare minimum value of all craft hats.

I'm planning to drop some hats first in order to make the craft hat blanket suggestion (which I will make later) more convincing.

Craft hats = 1.33

You need more proof that craft hats are not being sold at at 1.33. Downvote. Two links is NOWHERE near enough.

There are 20 unsold sat 1.33 for over 3 days on outpost. You saying "craft hats = 1.33" is exactly what everyone said when bills began to drop. "Bill's = 8keys" that's the beauty of the economy, anything can drop or rise

Unsold =/= price has dropped. Unsold means there is not enough interest in that item at the moment at that price. It does not mean it is being sold for cheaper.

Sellers at below the current price + Unsolds at the current price constitute a drop

If they can't sell for 1.22, what is the point of keeping 1.33 in the range?

With low-supply, 2 links are more than enough.

And craft hat = 1.33?

http://backpack.tf/stats/Unique/Stately%20Steel%20Toe/Tradable/Craftable

What is your point now?

I'd say 1.22-1.33 would be a better price.

Without sales at 1.33, that range can't be made. We can't just assume that this hat can be sold for 1.33 without proofs to back the point up.