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EVENT MINI!
Sale 1: https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198127352357#!/compare/1530316800/1531267200
https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Unusual%20Taunt%3A%20Scotsmann%27s%20Stagger?filter=Mega%20Strike
13.24/2.11 = ~6
Sale 2: https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198123224716#!/compare/1528934400/1529107200 - 7 keys pure.
Sale 3: https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198055518037#!/compare/1531785600/1531872000 - 7 keys pure.
Usable sales: 6, 7 and 7. Classies: https://i.imgur.com/vAKRxNJ.png. 6-7.
How do you know which SCM sale is the right one in sale 1?
Wdym? Dates of sales.
on which of those 11 days did the sale happen?
Oh, well i guess you cant EXACTLY tell from either of the compares: https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198055694560#!/compare/1530748800/1531180800 but 5th of July it seems: https://backpack.tf/item/6519630782
That only shows it was listed on the 5th :P Since it could have sold on any of those days as well (where there'd be many possible candidates to have been this sale), I would not rely on that here and use the 7 sales here.
Aight, for future reference, if it were exactly for example 30th of June to 1st of July, i can be quite sure, its 30th of June on SCM?
Usually when relying on such sales, you need to prove (beyond reasonable doubt) that the SCM sale listed is actually your sale. Typically this is only possible if there has only been one sale, unless the two sales are really far apart (e.g if youre pricing a nuts n bolts hat and you have sales ta 20$ and 300$, it's fairly safe to assume it's not the 300 one).
In some cases, SCM sales simply aren't usable because of that.
As an aside, sometimes SCM says "Sold 2" (or more) and then shows a value, in which case that value is the average value; in that case there's literally no way to tell unless you can confirm the sale.
Hmm, i see.