Suggestion: Infernal Smoke Taunt: The Meet the Medic at 34–36 keys

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~48 keys

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This suggestion was accepted Sat, 15 Jul 17 18:32:17 +0000 by Vijf Kilo Boter (met voetjes).

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I like Meeting Medics

All Creds to Randu

Sale 1 - (34) Pure - https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198257599250#!/compare/1496188800/1496707200

Sale 2 - (36) Pure - https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198000750682#!/compare/1497312000/1497398400

Sales we have are:

34 and 36

Thanks =)

Redmark12 told me he paid 22 Keys and sold for ~25 Keys both being Quicksells.

Insignificant information cause they could be quicksells at that high discount.

Neither sales was a quicksell, the reason why this seems like such a discount is because taunts aren't very stable in this market.

How do you know they're not quicksells? Have any evidence to put it up like the sell order or any chat messages?

"Have any evidence" Of Course, if they were quicksells I wouldn't have made the suggestion now.

Proof then:

Sale 1 was sold by the Unboxer so It can't have quicksold

Sale 2 took 10 Days, Seller was "Silence" - https://snag.gy/NPD8Qj.jpg - Silence bought on the 3rd of June and Sold on the 13th Meaning it took him 10 Days to sell. A quicksell is any sales that's pure happening within 7 Days of the Buyer obtaining the item.

Gotta be careful with those "Quicksale" labels here :P

Outliers are determined by the deviation from the mean, rather than solely by how fast something sold. If all sales from a hat are fast sales, and all are close together, then that value is the common trading point, regardless of how fast they sold.

Of course, items selling fast can be an indication the value may be on the low side, which is why - either when proper sales lack or when higher sales exist - such sales can be considered outliers, with the rationale behind it being that they were sold at a discount to gain quick pure, causing the sale to not properly reflect the actual market (which of course must be supported by higher sales). Selling an item fast can also be sheer luck.