Pricing on Steam Marketplace of the last 6 days. Regular price is 0.12 cents, average of 0.11.
For items at this price range it's not the best idea to use SCM sales as the ref-$ value isn't really the same as the cash value of ref. Instead it's better to use a bot service's sales statistics, such as bot.tf (shutting down soon and costs a key) or gladiator.tf (less sales but free). Here's a link to this item's gladiator.tf stats page to see what it looks like: https://gladiator.tf/sales?item=Festive+Flip-thwomps In order to use those in a price suggestions you have to look at the sales, decide which time range you're going to use, post a link and a screenshot of the statistics and decide the range based on classifieds and the sales data that you have.
for scm sales you should divide the sales by the median key price of the date they sold then divide by the key price in refined. however as others mentioned it isn't the best choice to use SCM sales on cheap items
there are currently several lower sellers in classies so 3.33 ref flat is going to be slightly high here.
Admittedly, a bit. I just took a fair shot at what the average would be of overall sales, not a slight minority. If I'm not wrong, it's only 1 person selling @ 2 ref and 3 @ 3 ref. Overall it doesn't seem like that much of a hit.
you shouldn't be averaging sales. i recommend reading the suggestion guidelines on what sort of proof is required for these types of suggestions:
alternatively, you can check out prior accepted price suggestions for similar unique items to see what sort of proof is required.
the lower sellers indicate that a 3.33 flat is not accurate here.
So, if 2 sellers are selling at a scrap lower then suggested that's not a solid suggestion? https://i.imgur.com/3N4S5wk.png Last 7 days 1 @ 3.33, last 30 days 2 @ 3.33, 1 @ 3 flat, 2 @ 3.22. Admittedly I feel like 3.22 is a more accurate suggestion for the price, but what do you mean its not accurate?
3.33 can be included in the range but a flat value at 3.33 isn't an accurate representation of it's price due to the lower sellers.
Apologies if anything is out of place, first time suggesting.
https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Festive%20Flip-thwomps
https://i.imgur.com/EmDVlrR.png
Pricing on Steam Marketplace of the last 6 days. Regular price is 0.12 cents, average of 0.11.
For items at this price range it's not the best idea to use SCM sales as the ref-$ value isn't really the same as the cash value of ref. Instead it's better to use a bot service's sales statistics, such as bot.tf (shutting down soon and costs a key) or gladiator.tf (less sales but free). Here's a link to this item's gladiator.tf stats page to see what it looks like: https://gladiator.tf/sales?item=Festive+Flip-thwomps In order to use those in a price suggestions you have to look at the sales, decide which time range you're going to use, post a link and a screenshot of the statistics and decide the range based on classifieds and the sales data that you have.
Noted, thank you for the info.
More Sales to Support:
https://gladiator.tf/sales?item=Festive+Flip-thwomps
Note:
Please refer to this place for sales stats as well.
https://gladiator.tf/sales
Noted, as before, thank you for the info.
for scm sales you should divide the sales by the median key price of the date they sold then divide by the key price in refined. however as others mentioned it isn't the best choice to use SCM sales on cheap items
there are currently several lower sellers in classies so 3.33 ref flat is going to be slightly high here.
Admittedly, a bit. I just took a fair shot at what the average would be of overall sales, not a slight minority. If I'm not wrong, it's only 1 person selling @ 2 ref and 3 @ 3 ref. Overall it doesn't seem like that much of a hit.
you shouldn't be averaging sales. i recommend reading the suggestion guidelines on what sort of proof is required for these types of suggestions:
https://forums.backpack.tf/topic/36705-rules-for-non-unusual-suggestions/
alternatively, you can check out prior accepted price suggestions for similar unique items to see what sort of proof is required.
the lower sellers indicate that a 3.33 flat is not accurate here.
So, if 2 sellers are selling at a scrap lower then suggested that's not a solid suggestion? https://i.imgur.com/3N4S5wk.png Last 7 days 1 @ 3.33, last 30 days 2 @ 3.33, 1 @ 3 flat, 2 @ 3.22. Admittedly I feel like 3.22 is a more accurate suggestion for the price, but what do you mean its not accurate?
3.33 can be included in the range but a flat value at 3.33 isn't an accurate representation of it's price due to the lower sellers.