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Merry Febuary!
Consistently sold for around 0.20$ (Cad)
https://imgur.com/a/jjULKcJ
Also neglecting higher due to sellers at 5 ref. 5 ref = PERFECT
Neglecting higher sales due to sellers at 0.20
Buyers 2.11 so neglecting lower sales
https://gladiator.tf/sales?item=Strange%20Jolly%20Jingler - sales at 3.33 and 3.44
also a seller at 4 ref in classies currently.
if you're using scm as proof you will need to look at each individual sale and divide by the key price on the day. the sales for this have not been a consistent value throughout given the fluctuations therefore a flat value here doesn't make sense.
That is.. one sale, at 3.33, one at 6, also, classies were at 5 when I initially submitted this, so nah, I wouldn't have needed to calculate individual key price, as of where classies were. (Ref = 0.04 x 5 = 0.20, = 5 ref, sellers above) Two sales on gladiator is like.. no proof, absolutely absurd how y'all only ever accept bot database suggestions, even when its like one sale. Makes no sense. I don't know why, they usually have less sales, and bigger outliers. While it is in pure, you can easily calculate for pure using SCM.
you don't need to calculate individual key prices for item sales, this applies for cash sales. you can clearly see from the scm graph this has not been a constant value throughout so a flat value for this item makes no sense. hence, a range is needed here by calculating the sales on scm using the key prices at the time of the sales.