Suggestion: Cloud 9 Virtual Reality Headset at 8–12 keys

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~10 keys

cloud 9

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This suggestion was accepted Sat, 20 Jun 20 04:13:34 +0000 by Shuffle Spy.

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7th Suggestion:

Bought for 8.17 Keys - https://gyazo.com/36771ca6557937003b059757efc0c856

Round down, taking 8 keys

Sold for 11.5 https://gyazo.com/8bbdbbbb48847e569519c5dcf94c94d6

Round up, taking 12 keys

Proof:

Buy:https://gyazo.com/f1803cb78bac74d065048e28ff08b307

Sold: https://gyazo.com/a4880e779ddf698f4476a42237511505

https://mannco.store/item/9143 - Sold for $25 (14 Keys), $19.48 (10 Keys), and $19.48 (10 Keys)

https://marketplace.tf/items/tf2/628;5;u58 - Sold for $20 twice (12 Keys), $19 (10 Keys), $21.99 (11 Keys), and $19.99 (10 Keys)

https://imgur.com/a/VEDiunG - Seller at 8.5 Keys (has been below 9 Keys for at least 2 weeks)

More often than not, there's more sales than just yours.

https://marketplace.tf/items/tf2/628;5;u58

So i take the average of all the sales and my suggested price ?

you don't average, you decide a range based on what your lower bound and higher bound should be

So how will i use the mp sales to determine my lower and upper bounds?

with all the sales you have established, you determine your range, the lower bound should not be below quickbuyers of the hat, and you should also look out for high outliers. as for using mptf sales, you take the cash value which the hat sold for and divide it by the price of keys on mp for that day, then round to the nearest key and take that as your sale (but check for buyouts on bot.tf, buyouts cap mp sales)