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this is the first time i get this sort of robe, rarely see it in stalls and when i do they sell this kind of stuff reaaaaally at a high price so i'm wondering how much i could sell this and i'm also wondering what this SOS thing does??? why is it so expensive? thanks and sorry if i'm in the wrong section
Seal of Star +5 levels Seal of Moon +10 levels Seal of Sun +15 levels
Basically a level 21 Seal of Star item is a level 26 item that you can use at level 21. That's why they are expensive.
I think his 4mil comment could be justified. Most Euro I see are robe so they are in more demand. Just remember there is always someone willing to pay more and about 100 people to tell you you are overpricing your items. 1.5 mil is a fine haul. If you don't need to gold and can afford to stall the same item over and over again. Start high. Every few days drop it a little. Eventually someone will bite. That's how I sold a level 32+2 SoStar shield for 25mil. I didn't need the gold and had plenty of time to kill stalling. I had people everyday laughing at my price. Then one day I get home from work and someone had bought it. It was way over priced but some people just have gold to burn.
lvl 21. Anything below 5d sos is worth about 1-2m max. Usually I can get 5d sos for 500k, 3d or under sos is usually sold for 100k or just dropped for fun. 6-7d sos is worth around 5m, 8d-9d sos is about 50-150m, 10d sos is around 150-300m
That should give you a good price estimate from now on.
The guy that bought the robe for 1.5m is an idiot. He prob just said it's worth 4m to make you feel bad and possible buy it back from him. If someone pays 4m for a 21 gear sos, they're an idiot. I bought my 24 som sword and 32 sos cleric rod for 4m and 1m respectively. and wep is usually 5x - 10x the value of gear.
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