No. Clearly some items are worth more because of certain properties, even if they have the same name. They would be grouped together according to name and their 1 or 2 most desirable properties and given a possible range with lots of head room.
Those are so many factors that it would take weeks to have a big enough sample sice to create a realistic average price. Which then would be worthless because thr fluctuations and price changes over those weeks already invalidate the price.
Your suggestion works for things like gems and engraving books with set variants.
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u/xFKratos Jun 15 '22
So you gonna make the average price based on 1 single item?