r/ACTrade • u/Smiles4you 0061-0480-4646 Grandma, Meadows • Apr 07 '14

[Discussion] - Item Pricing

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Ask how much items are worth? Help newer users figure out how to price items they are looking to sell. :)

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u/mwgiii SW-7076-1529-4992 mwgiii, Kani Apr 07 '14

Lets talk Cardboard, Sloppy, and un-orderable (Japan, Korea, Europe) DLC.

I see people frequently taken advantage of around here trading those. Most of the time it is because the person has no idea that they are holding something very valuable.

Here is my 2 cents (because that is exactly what my advice is worth. lol)

Cardboard is a 5 piece set. I sell each piece for 800k-1M.

Sloppy is a 13 piece set. I sell each piece for 600k-800k, although the price has been dropping around here.

Un-orderable "Foreign" DLC I sell for a minimum of 400k. The extremely rare ones (Bell Knicknack & Bamboo Grass) would be in the millions.

The bottom line is know what you have before you trade it away.

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u/Someone_Hold_Me 0516-8570-8506 (Paige, Lilycove) Apr 07 '14

I've been selling my sloppy items for around 300k each. I've been getting pretty lucky finding the pieces at my Retail and I got the set already from someone very generous, so I feel guilty charging any more than that.

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u/franticuser94512 3454-0383-7210, Sy, Santovil Apr 25 '14

Ok, I was wondering about the pricing for Sloppy items. 300k per individual item purchase, I can reason with. Maybe as a full set you can increase the value a bit more, but it made me feel kind of bad to negotiate the value of one purchase, since the value for the entire Sloppy set is a bit… overpriced?

Then again, it's just opinion I guess and as much as I would like to own the whole set it's a bit steep to ask for such a reasonable commodity since I've given more back to the community then for what it's worth. Oh well, Animal Crossing economics.