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Only sale within 3 months. Sold to a collector for 60 pure
Seller before: http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561197996390625?time=1432796400 (May 28th)
Seller after: http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561197996390625?time=1432882800 (May 29th)
Compare link: http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561197996390625?time=1432796400&compare=1432882800
None on market. Feedback welcome.
Wait so how come whenever I have a 3 month old sale I have to take it down but for you, you can suggest an almost 4 month old price and no one rants at you, sorry if I sound a bit rude but I just don't understand it.
The sale was less than 3 months ago...
If there are sales within 2 months, then those should be used. Up to 3 months is alright only if there are very few sales to choose from. In this case, there is literally one sale which is just under 3 months old, and the current price is 3 years old.
Couldn't you consider this an outlier, especially since it was sold to a collector?
The only other clean ones have not had sales in almost 3 years and another is in a collectors bp, this is fine.
Can't really be an outlier if there are no other sales. "Outlier" means a point differing from others, and we have no other points for comparison. None of them are likely to be on the market anytime soon and this is what the buyer was willing to pay for one. If one sells for less in the future, it can be updated again.
Morning Glory Dread Knot got priced at 3x Cloudy Moon because it "sold to a collector"