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ESO Xbox Sales History
A sales pricing database for the ESO Xbox NA Community
What's ESO Xbox Sales History APK?
ESO Xbox Sales History is a app for Android, It's developed by Amber Feldkamp author.
First released on google play in 5 years ago and latest version released in 4 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.25 stars with 51 rated times.
This product is an app in Productivity category. More infomartion of ESO Xbox Sales History on google play
All data available in this app is available free of charge at: www.esoxboxsales.com. Purchasing this app simply provides users with a superior interface and helps to support the continued growth of the database. Information in both the app and website are updated simultaneously.
ESO Xbox Sales History is a price database, not a price guide. It is imperative that users of this tool recognize the difference. This website is not a rulebook for pricing. It is a collection of data points, specifically from sales histories of major trading guilds. All figures present in this sheet are formula-generated from the connected database and not the input of personal recommendation.
Some data may be incomplete or contain few entries. This is a result of either low supply or low demand and is often the case for niche items such as set pieces, recipes, blueprints, etc. Single sales should not be interpreted as a statement of market value, but simply show that a market exists and at some point in the last month Item A sold for X amount.
In this guide pricing for each item will be listed in 5 tiers: minimum, lower range, median, upper range, maximum. The minimum and maximum reflect the lowest and highest single record of sale. The lower and upper ranges should not be read as the recommended sales range, but rather the range in which the majority of all trader sales occur. This range is based on an array percentile formula and discards the lower and upper 10% of all sales. The Lower-Upper Range accounts for 80% of all recorded sales. This reduces skewness and gives a more meaningful look at the “average” sales range for any particular item.
Data in the list is frequently reset to only 1-3 values to prevent old market data from skewing current market trends. This reset happens on the first of every month. Only lower range, median, and upper range values are retained at average stack size.
The data presented in this list is inherently biased towards high-traffic trading guilds. Price ranges may be slightly inflated compared to the overall market range, which would include lower pricing from other sales avenues such as text chat, band, etc.
Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact at: [email protected]
ESO Xbox Sales History is a price database, not a price guide. It is imperative that users of this tool recognize the difference. This website is not a rulebook for pricing. It is a collection of data points, specifically from sales histories of major trading guilds. All figures present in this sheet are formula-generated from the connected database and not the input of personal recommendation.
Some data may be incomplete or contain few entries. This is a result of either low supply or low demand and is often the case for niche items such as set pieces, recipes, blueprints, etc. Single sales should not be interpreted as a statement of market value, but simply show that a market exists and at some point in the last month Item A sold for X amount.
In this guide pricing for each item will be listed in 5 tiers: minimum, lower range, median, upper range, maximum. The minimum and maximum reflect the lowest and highest single record of sale. The lower and upper ranges should not be read as the recommended sales range, but rather the range in which the majority of all trader sales occur. This range is based on an array percentile formula and discards the lower and upper 10% of all sales. The Lower-Upper Range accounts for 80% of all recorded sales. This reduces skewness and gives a more meaningful look at the “average” sales range for any particular item.
Data in the list is frequently reset to only 1-3 values to prevent old market data from skewing current market trends. This reset happens on the first of every month. Only lower range, median, and upper range values are retained at average stack size.
The data presented in this list is inherently biased towards high-traffic trading guilds. Price ranges may be slightly inflated compared to the overall market range, which would include lower pricing from other sales avenues such as text chat, band, etc.
Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact at: [email protected]
