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SCM: https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Strange%20Civic%20Duty%20Mk.II%20Disciplinary%20Action%20%28Well-Worn%29
who payed $809 for this??? reworked the previous suggestion with actual sales and reworked again with the suggestion of the suggestors.
|———Past 30 Days———|
• Jul 26 7AM: $1 / $2.36 = 26.11 ref
• Jul 22 4PM: $1.15 / $2.39 = 29.77 ref
• Jun 29 9AM: $2.35 / $2.34 = 1 key
previous suggestion #1: https://backpack.tf/suggestion/6108a00fd9471520ce4ea7e9
previous suggestion #2: https://backpack.tf/suggestion/6109040e284dfa79002b5d79
You've got the right idea going on with the suggestion, but I want to clarify for all the other onlookers:
This item has a horrendously overinflated SCM price and backpack.tf turns that into its "key price."
This is because backpack.tf takes the SCM average of sales, and for some strange reason there is an $809 sale on SCM.
Obviously, this item is not worth $809 or even 29 keys, or even 1 key for that matter.
https://imgur.com/a/M78WaMH Scrolling over the item shows it is "worth" 29 keys, but we know that that is not correct.
So this suggestion is simply used as a PLACEHOLDER to bring the price down to its correct price. It was very common for inexperienced traders to be fooled by the 29 key price. For example, I could offer this on your 6 key item, say its worth 29, you look at the item price, and you think you're getting a good deal.
One example, this suggestion was made to bring the price from "60 keys" to just a few refined. https://backpack.tf/suggestion/60bf97db37876038f71c93ae
So it's an upvote for me, this suggestion will be useful in stopping the sharkers.
Accepting as placeholder.