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Trying out a new formatting system, hoping it goes well without hiccups
https://gladiator.tf/sales?item=Strange%20Nunhood&at=2024-04-21T16:11:45.179Z
1 bought
Past 7 days
1 @ 6 Keys 6.66 ref
https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Strange%20Nunhood
10 sold on SCM in past 30 days
Keys were worth 63.88 = 64 ref before April 8th ($1.73 in USD)
March Sales:
$13.80 = 8 key round
$14.95 = 8.6 key round
$15.50 = 8.95 key round
$15.79 = 9.1 key round
$15.39 = 8.9 key round
$12.42 = 7.1 key round
April Sales:
$15.84 = 9.1 key round
$16.99 = 9.8 key round [highest sale proof]
April 13th keys updated to 69.11 ref ($1.87 in USD)
Post-key update sales:
$15.40 = 8.2 key round
$11.42 = 6.1 key round
https://marketplace.tf/items/tf2/30311;11
no marketplace.tf sale evidence but majority sellers at $12.85 (6.87 keys)
https://mannco.store/item/440-strange-nunhood
5 for sale on mannco.store prices $11.54 (6.17 keys)
1 sold for $9 on the 5th of April (5.2 keys [lowest sale proof])
https://i.imgur.com/kO35q3h.png
backpack.tf buyers at 6.11 keys (9 key outlier asking only for strange parts added), buyers ranging between 8ish ($14.50 = 7.75 keys) to 10 keys
Using the gladiator sale, mannco store sellers and post-key update SCM buyers I'm confident with a solid 6 key low.
Only 2 evidence of sales above 9 keys from SCM sales as the 8 keys range closer to 9 and they were both before key prices were changed. Majority sales are between 8 and 9 key sales, I can always redo the sugg if the range I'm suggesting is too broad, anyway.
Looks like this range should be tightened. Multiple buyers above 6 keys and 3 sellers at 8.
What range would you suggest?
Not exactly sure on the rounding guidelines for this sort of item but probably 6.1-8 or whatever the rounding guideline is for the low end.
Given the number of Marketplace sellers at $12.85/1.65 = ~7.8 keys, anything above that is probably a bit high.
6.1 keys would probably work as the low end.
I'm not sure how exactly you've calculated your SCM sales, but usually for suggestions you can you use these pages to calculate the corresponding key value for each sale:
https://steamcommunity.com/market/pricehistory/?country=US¤cy=1&appid=440&market_hash_name=Strange%20Nunhood
Recorded sales for the Strange Nunhood
https://steamcommunity.com/market/pricehistory/?country=US¤cy=1&appid=440&market_hash_name=Mann%20Co.%20Supply%20Crate%20Key
Recorded key sales
You can match the item sale to key sales at the same day and time and divide one by the other to find the corresponding key value for each sale.
You can re-calculate the SCM sales here to find an appropriate high end (at or below 7.8 keys).
>I'm not sure how exactly you've calculated your SCM sales
used backpack.tf prices by how much keys were worth divided by how many keys the sales were worth then rounded so for instance "$12.42 = 7.1 key round" 12.42 / 1.73 = 7.17919075145 rounded to 7.1 and so on.
AJ suggests I should have gone by how much keys were going on the SCM instead of how much they were going for on bp at the time
Opening the links takes me to this, not sure how to work this
https://i.imgur.com/38MAw1x.png
>You can match the item sale to key sales at the same day and time and divide one by the other to find the corresponding key value for each sale.
What's the process to do that?
Yeah for SCM sales SCM key sales should be used (in the same way that Marketplace key sales should be used for sales on Marketplace)
For the link to work I think you have to be logged in to Steam? Maybe try that first
For matching it, I just copy the date and time for the sale that I'm looking at, and then use find to find the key sale price at the same date and time.
For example, if a sale happened on Jun 18 2023 01 (each sale will be displayed in this format: ["Jun 18 2023 01: +0",15.822,"1"]) on the item sale page, you can copy Jun 18 2023 01 and use it to find the corresponding key price on the key page. Take 15.822 (in the bracket [ ] format above, 15.822 is what the item sold for, "1" indicates the item sold once during that time) and divide it by whatever the key price ends up being.
You could also do the same thing by just checking the SCM page directly (https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Strange%20Nunhood) and then the page for keys (https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Mann%20Co.%20Supply%20Crate%20Key), but usually the above method is a bit quicker.
Logging in fixed it you were right
thx for the feedback will redo shortly