Sale 1:

Sold for 22 keys

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198349848918#!/compare/1762128000/1762214400 - keys in the 22 group match, just not IDs.

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198124356274#!/compare/1761782400/1762214400

https://backpack.tf/item/13336775031

= 22 keys

Sale 2:

Untraceable

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198124356274#!/compare/1762819200/1763251200

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198120616431#!/compare/1762560000/1763337600

https://backpack.tf/item/13336775031

Follows the 22 key purchase. The keys on the seller’s side don’t match, can’t confirm this re-sold for less. Compares extended on both ends to show important items.

In the event of this possibly being auctioned away for less (which would explain the keys coming in some time after the seller moved the item from their inventory), I wonder what price mods would do with sales like this? It’s not much different to pricing a pure sale to a gambler, in the sense that you’re gambling on whether you make a profit through the auction, which I haven’t seen excluded before.

Sellers:

https://marketplace.tf/items/tf2/31374;5;u288

https://backpack.tf/item/13270260947 - $44.89

https://backpack.tf/item/13244273368 - $44.89

https://backpack.tf/item/13336775031 - $44.89

https://backpack.tf/item/14054424964 - $59.99

1 sale at 22. Over a month old.

Taking 22 flat.