We have the cutoff rule for skins in place to avoid having to manually suggest tens of thousands of suggestions on skins and war paints, which would be a lot of work for ultimately no reason, as SCM autopricing generally handles them better than we can (more frequent and with much less effort). The threshold was set at 10 keys since usually, any logical exceptions to that rule would be higher tier skins that do not commonly sell - if something was rare enough to meet the requirements it would typically be a skin priced higher than 10 keys.

That being said, it the rules also state that given the proper rationale, an exception can be made with the right rationale.

In this particular case there may actually be such a reason, as from what I could find, we indeed dont really have anything else to go by. If this does indeed remain the only sale, and we dont see a bunch of them being listed on the SCM, I would not be opposed to accepting this AS AN EXCEPTION

This does mean that we'll be leaving this up for a while to see if it resells.

I want to stress here that this does NOT mean that we changed or revoked the standing rule, it just means that we have an exceptional case where an appropriate rationale has been supplied. In accordance, this means that this specific case should not be used as a new standard or reference to price just any few-ref skin, as that is still ultimately redundant.

The rationale here works, but would have to meet these requirements:

- No other current (serious) sellers or listings anywhere on the frequently used trading platforms (so bptf, SCM, MP et cetera), and no other sales for at least half a year. If this would have been a single SCM sale, we would not have allowed this - this only works because there's no autopricing to go by.