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https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198046479972#!/compare/1514937600/1515024000 - sold for 25 keys + sweets (5) = 30 keys
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198120984319#!/compare/1514332800/1514505600 - sold for Molten Mallard Swagman's Swatter
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198059424894#!/compare/1514246400/1514419200
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198129538189#!/compare/1514073600/1514419200 - sold for Cool Bamboo Brushed Rocket Launcher (Battle Scarred) + Terror-Watt Specialized Killstreak Bear Necessities
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198060651213#!/compare/1513641600/1513728000 - sold for 22 keys
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198041368829#!/compare/1514246400/1514332800 - sold for Hot Merc Stained Claidheamh Mòr (Well-Worn)
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198040380139#!/compare/1515024000/1515110400
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198114001918#!/compare/1515024000/1515110400 - sold with sweets (4) for Abduction Universal Translator (30) = 26 keys
How do you know that it was sold for 25 keys + items worth 5 keys when so many different items were added to and removed from their backpacks? For instance, the first person had 333 items, including the taunt, removed from his or her backpack over the duration of one day.
Sort by time is a thing?
How do you do that when comparing a backpack?
you can just look at items with matching histories
https://backpack.tf/item/6059603728
https://backpack.tf/item/6364250800
same goes for the rest of the items included in the trade
It is tedious when there are a lot of items in the comparison.
that's how suggestions work. can't just ignore sales because you're lazy to go through all the data.
feel free to re-suggest using the sales i provided as well (mini's will be needed for the outdated/unpriced stuff) to create a more accurate pricing for this
So, did you view the item history of every single item to find these sales? There should really be an easier way to find information like this. For instance, you should be able to filter by a specific user when comparing a backpack so you can only see items from a particular user.
the items in received are usually already grouped together i.e. https://imgur.com/a/scubS
but some items may not appear in the group therefore you need to check both sides of the trade to confirm, you will still need to check histories though
Items that were removed from someone’s backpack aren’t grouped up, though. I’m not sure why.
which is why you'll have to check the other side of the trade from the person receiving those items. if you're unable to tell from there then you'll have to result in checking them manually
Yeah, that’s actually a good idea. I didn’t think of that.
I didn’t think that this taunt would be sold for 30 keys.
Anyway, if an item is sold for other items, are the prices of the items calculated 1:1? So, if an Unusual is sold for another Unusual worth 27 keys, for instance, would that count as evidence for 27 keys? What about item overpay?
Should the range of this be 15–30 keys, then? That’s a huge range.
So, should I resuggest at 15–30 keys? That’s a really big range.
There are two current sellers at 9 keys and 19 keys, respectively, so a 30-key high value would make little sense.
Now, there’s also a seller at 17 keys.
I probably shouldn’t since there are sellers at much lower prices. The sales you found were outliers.