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9 months old price!
Sale 1:
Sold for SCM funds
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/28661445
http://i.imgur.com/OneOxfW.png
Seller Received:
74.71/2.43 = ~30.74 (rounding to 31 keys)
Buyer Paid:
(74.71*1.15)/2.43 = ~35.36 (rounding to 35 keys)
However, B/O was 30 keys at which it should be capped.
NOTE: keys were ~2.43 USD each at the time of sale http://i.imgur.com/uT7gmKP.png
Note:
Only valid recent sale I could find.
Conclusion:
One valid sale at 30 keys. Taking a final flat price of 30 keys.
Feel free to support/counter my suggestion!
Your numbers are off. If the Seller received $74.71, then the Buyer paid $85.91 (see the SCM graph).
85.91 / 2.43 = ~35 Keys.
Edit: Your final numbers are right, but your math is written wrong. What you have written gets ~29.5 Keys.
Sorry, I did a mistake since I was using the same template as a prior suggestion I had open.
The 62.26 should be 74.71 but yeah - I received $74.71 after tax and the buyer paid $85.92.
Hm, couldn't money be considered as pure, therefor overwriting the B/O cap?
I think it is still preferred to cap it at the B/O: http://backpack.tf/suggestion/576f490483de6b4a0447711b
Well according to you 2 mods said overwriting the B/O cap is fine so I don't know.
The thing there is, with most SCM sales, a buyer has no other option than to buy it for more than the seller is willing to take. there's technically two buyouts there - one that the seller is willing to take, and one the buyer needs to pay.
However, when the seller has a BO on outpost for in-game currency, the buyer does have a choice to pay keys instead.
Ah yes, that totally makes sense. Cheers for the clarification!