Seller asks
The price a seller requests. Useful market evidence, but not proof that somebody paid it.
Methodology
FO76 Price Ledger is a dated snapshot of the Fallout 76 PC trading market. It turns usable observations into practical ranges while keeping the limits of that evidence visible.
Console markets can behave differently, so they are not mixed into these estimates. Every displayed range uses the currency shown on the record, normally Caps or Leader Bobbleheads, and applies only to the exact item or variant named.
NaughtySausage manually reviewed publicly viewable Fallout 76 PC trade posts in Discord trading channels and recorded usable item and price observations one by one. The work was independent and deliberately manual: no Discord bot, scraper, self-bot, automated account, automated collection, private-channel access, or access-control bypass was used.
The price a seller requests. Useful market evidence, but not proof that somebody paid it.
The price a buyer publicly offers. It shows demand without being presented as a seller valuation.
Used cautiously. A sold or DONE marker alone does not prove that the visible price was accepted.
The estimated low and high describe a reasonable market band supported by the usable evidence for that record. Signal count shows the size of the usable evidence base. Confidence describes how much weight that evidence can carry. None of those fields guarantees a sale, a quick sale, or the final price of a negotiation.
Understand confidence levels| Published | Never published |
|---|---|
| Item, exact variant, category and currency | Usernames, profile links or private identities |
| Signal count, estimate, confidence and update date | Raw messages, screenshots or negotiation text |
| Sanitized public warning when needed | Private evidence notes or future premium fields |