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Sale 1:
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198102901677#!/compare/1461888000/1461974400 ~58 Keys
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/28058759
~Sold for 58 Keys
B/O was 50 Keys
Only usable sale I could find.
Any proof or counter is appreciated, Thank you.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't the B/O of 50 cap the sale at 50? After all who would pay 58 keys to someone who only wanted 50?
If it is a pure sale, the buyout can be ignored.
The Unusual pricing guide states "No sale should be valued higher than a hat’s buyout in pure. If a person in the comments of a trade states a willingness to sell for 'x' pure, the trade should not be valued above 'x.'"
Again, correct me if I'm wrong, but why would anyone pay 8 keys more than what the seller would have automatically accepted? That doesn't make much sense to me.
Idk, I priced the previous suggestion at 50 Keys but the people there said put it at 58 keys
Okay it just seemed a little funky to me, but if people with more accepted suggestions said 58, then I guess it's an upvote from me
This seems to be a situation where the buyer asked the seller to reserve the hat for him (he closed the trade several days before he sold it) and the buyer gave him 8 extra keys for reserving. In situations like this, the 8 extra keys should not count towards the value of the hat, and it should be priced at 50 flat.
There are certainly some situations where the b/o should be ignored. Consider a new trade being put up with a b/o of 100 keys. Person gets added by 5 people paying his b/o. Each buyer, in turn, raises their offer and it ends up selling for 130 keys. The value there would be 130 keys, not 100 keys.
Can't apply the same set of rules to everything. It's important to do your best at figuring out the best representation of a hat's value. In this case, I think it's 50 keys, but I'm going to accept this regardless.