Suggestion: Sulphurous Dr's Dapper Topper at 28 keys

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~115 keys

sulphurous

119 votes up

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This suggestion was accepted Wed, 27 May 15 04:01:45 +0000 by polar.

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Credits to Rollar sold for a hearts dapper

http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198006347559 after

http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198006347559?time=1430019694 before

After overpay its 28 keys

Helpful feedback is always appreciated

Don't you need to wait a month if you're pricing with one sale?

Not if there are non on sale

Since when? He could still sell it without advertising...

Here is an example http://backpack.tf/vote/id/553d4b80b98d88e6418b480f

The rules state you can only price with one sale if it's been a month or it's gone to a collector or someone who confirms they have no intention to sell, so idk how that got accepted unless the rules have changed.

"Any hat can be priced based on a single sale if ALL these criteria are met:

- There are no other recent sales in the last 3 months

- The hat went to a collector or person who intends to keep the hat. A collector can be identified by looking at the person's trade history, item history of similar unusuals in the backpack OR if the owner has not resold the hat 1 month after the sale occurred."

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/6033-guide-for-unusual-price-suggestions/

You're right. Sometimes we make judgment calls on whether the person is a collector. Anyways, it has now been a month.

actually 30.5 * 0.9 = 27.45 which rounds to 27

but meh

i didn't do 27 so my eyes wouldn't die

a bit better than the previous suggestion. suprised it didnt get accepted. also good job on being the first to steal the link from rollar lel u beat me to it.

You hathounds are so cute, you don't even notice that nobody's paying attention to the panic sale price of the c.heart dapper. C.heart less than C9 and nobody thinks that's strange? Come on now, don't compound the failure of accepting a quicksale value against your own rules by using that sale to price another hat.