The top 50 most sold D2R items after 6 months of trading

This is a list of the top 50 most sold items on the diablo2.io marketplace following six months of resurrected trading. The blue numbers count how many times the item was sold. The list is ordered descending by count, data from a sample of 250,000+ price points captured between D2R's launch and today. If you want to see an always up-to-date list, you can view all trade stats here.

Hellfire Torch 7157

Harlequin Crest 4736

Tal Rasha's Guardianship 3725

Tal Rasha's Adjudication 3160

War Traveler 2890

The Oculus 2883

Arachnid Mesh 2868

Skin of the Vipermagi 2850

Herald Of Zakarum 2813

Titan's Revenge 2798

Monarch 2708

Archon Plate 2593

Andariel's Visage 2503

Dracul's Grasp 2398

Thresher 2349

Gheed's Fortune 2308

Annihilus 2304

Raven Frost 2268

Mara's Kaleidoscope 2175

Sur 2036

Highlord's Wrath 1993

Token of Absolution 1975

Stone of Jordan 1907

Gore Rider 1902

Phase Blade 1891

Ber 1830

Thundergod's Vigor 1568

Guillaume's Face 1564

Jah 1560

The Reaper's Toll 1548

Lo 1527

Key of Terror 1506

Griffon's Eye 1450

Skullder's Ire 1379

Arreat's Face 1351

Chance Guards 1283

Razortail 1252

Ohm 1225

Magefist 1221

Tal Rasha's Lidless Eye 1208

Immortal King's Soul Cage 1200

Flail 1176
Call To Arms 1164

Bul-Kathos' Wedding Band 1094

Key of Destruction 1084

Stormshield 1078

Ist 1055

Tal Rasha's Fine-Spun Cloth 1051

Homunculus 1047

Trang-Oul's Claws 1000

UberKey and PGem are sold much much more than that.
People keep the Trade open to continuously buying.

That would be nice to have an option to put a "mutiple trade" offer:
- For multiple copy of the same item or sets of items,
- With the possibility to increment the amount (for a keys farmer for example),
- With the possibility to gain and receive trust for each trade individually.

Alternatively, an option to recreate a trade offer:
- By duplication of the first post of a trade (of the trade offer maker),
- When closing the trade with one person,
- And send a notification to the other buyers (using a checkbox, for each of those who posted on the trade) that link to the new duplicated trade offer.
Aka a way to remade a trade easily, quickly and advertising previous buyer.

mockingbirdreal wrote: 1 year ago

UberKey and PGem are sold much much more than that.
People keep the Trade open to continuously buying.

Same applies for

Ist.

People usually use mutliple Ists as currency. Only rarely is it traded on an own trade post.

But very interesting statistic!!!
Thanks for sharing!

Eldryndor wrote: 1 year ago

mockingbirdreal wrote: 1 year ago

UberKey and PGem are sold much much more than that.
People keep the Trade open to continuously buying.

Same applies for

Ist.

People usually use mutliple Ists as currency. Only rarely is it traded on an own trade post.

But very interesting statistic!!!
Thanks for sharing!

This metric is in the other list about liquidity (number of times item(s) used to purchase an item), for which

Ist is the top performer. It takes into account the quantities of

Ist used in the purchases as well and incorporates that into the total count (not just as single trades).

Teebling wrote: 1 year ago

Eldryndor wrote: 1 year ago

mockingbirdreal wrote: 1 year ago

UberKey and PGem are sold much much more than that.
People keep the Trade open to continuously buying.

Same applies for

Ist.

People usually use mutliple Ists as currency. Only rarely is it traded on an own trade post.

But very interesting statistic!!!
Thanks for sharing!

This metric is in the other list about liquidity (number of times item(s) used to purchase an item), for which

Ist is the top performer. It takes into account the quantities of

Ist used in the purchases as well and incorporates that into the total count (not just as single trades).

Ahh, thank you!

Very interesting!

This is very interesting and eye-opening list. Good litmus test for what sells and what DON'T

I didn't know people bought just straight-up monarchs. No one seemed to bite on my 35 FCR Spirit Monarchs I listed, could be just happenstance, but I figured people generally had no problems procuring them themselves.