Official Fresh Hotel Values

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Originally Posted by TheUndertaker

I agree alphabetical order makes it easier for items to be found. :D

-CooKieMoNsTeRRRR

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just use cTRL+F for search filter

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Originally Posted by Josh12

No one mentioned HC Chairs..

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HC Chairs = 5T Per.

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Originally Posted by CorpseParty

How about adding fans? I have no clue about how much they are worth..

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Fanset=10T With (Orangefan) the most rare fan ingame.

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Originally Posted by aligamerzone21

what about the small trophys like silver gold& bronze

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Cups are on the list already 3t per cup.

I think it may also be quite nice to have a separate list of what items are in a set? Some people are still unsure about how many items are in a full set, and would avoid people being sold things as sets when they're actually incomplete. For example; someone selling a 'set' of square thrones as 7 or 8 instead of 9, or something like that? (I have seen this happening a couple of days ago).

I know I'm personally quite new to rares, and myself don't know how many monoliths are in a set, and which are supers and which can be bought in the catalogue. I'm not sure how practical this would be; but it was only a thought.

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Also, dark dragon sets and beats sets aren't listed. Last I saw they were 2t per set, but they may have changed since then.

Big dragons are also very popular on the hotel at the moment and also aren't listed here. Although not personally my cup of tea, I've seen the prices range from 40m to 4t each. So I think it would be good with someone with more of a sound knowledge to help out with the value of them. This thread is a great idea, and I use it frequently to help me out as I begin to get into rares! Great idea guys!

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Originally Posted by Hydrophobic

I think it may also be quite nice to have a separate list of what items are in a set? Some people are still unsure about how many items are in a full set, and would avoid people being sold things as sets when they're actually incomplete. For example; someone selling a 'set' of square thrones as 7 or 8 instead of 9, or something like that? (I have seen this happening a couple of days ago).

I know I'm personally quite new to rares, and myself don't know how many monoliths are in a set, and which are supers and which can be bought in the catalogue. I'm not sure how practical this would be; but it was only a thought.

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Also, dark dragon sets and beats sets aren't listed. Last I saw they were 2t per set, but they may have changed since then.

Big dragons are also very popular on the hotel at the moment and also aren't listed here. Although not personally my cup of tea, I've seen the prices range from 40m to 4t each. So I think it would be good with someone with more of a sound knowledge to help out with the value of them. This thread is a great idea, and I use it frequently to help me out as I begin to get into rares! Great idea guys!

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Hey thanks for your suggestions i will be adding the number of items in a set and new rare values if you wish to see them ASAP !

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Originally Posted by Provision1

Hey thanks for your suggestions i will be adding the number of items in a set and new rare values if you wish to see them ASAP !

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Yeah that was the main issue with your thread in my opinion also you might want to double check some items for real street value

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Originally Posted by slede

Yeah that was the main issue with your thread in my opinion also you might want to double check some items for real street value

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"street value" DEAD looool

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Originally Posted by slede

Yeah that was the main issue with your thread in my opinion also you might want to double check some items for real street value

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Theres no issue these values have been comprised from myself and other trusted dealers who have alot of knowledge on prices as we deal with them on a day to day basis but thanks anyways !

The edit of the Rare Values is neat, amazing idea to have it colour coded!