Lunar Astrolabe - How Much?

[__kit]

Hey sorry I kinda might of tricked people with the title, it's not a BD item. But I recently received one thought the trading post whilst trading BD items, so anyway I was wondering how much I should sell it for, it would be greatly appreciated if an experienced, intelligent Neopian could tell me a nice amount to sell for that would maximize my NP, but still be low enough to ge sold.

NB my name is on the _/K part of the ShopWiz, and the item is Lunar Astrolabe and am selling it on the ShopWiz, thanks!

[mathbits]

Didn't you get that Lunar Astrolabe from the Altador Plot?

[Shattered Rift]

sleepyholler Lunar Astrolabe 1 39,900 NP
vkdv Lunar Astrolabe 1 49,989 NP
v_ekkuli Lunar Astrolabe 1 57,900 NP

Shop Wizard, anyone? (The above results were generated through refreshing the normal Shop Wizard, and may or may not reflect the prices by the time you see this.) I'm surprised these morons aren't keeping them barely at buyable, since they're coming in very slowly from the Lunar Temple, and there's a relatively high demand among the NeoHoming community for them.

Given the number of people using the SSW, you're pretty much going to need to price it under the Shop Wizard value nowadays, regardless how busy/not busy your section of the Shop Wizard is. That said, there quite possibly may not be anyone currently in your section selling one.

[__kit]

I think the lowest in my section is like 44,444 NP, so should I just sell for 35k, and be happy with my loss?
EDIT: OR I could buy everyone elses and price all for 99,999 NP - I checked it ain't against the rules

[Shattered Rift]

... I now wish to strangle you for being one of the people that severely undercuts pricing.

Ahem. Either sell for 44,400, or take the latter route if you want to gamble. Severely undercutting the lowest price doesn't guarantee a quicksale, and it's a common misconception that even restockers (who should know better) seem to have. Instead it just causes everyone selling that item to lose out on possible profit that would occur by slowly undercutting each other (no more than a hundred at a time). If someone's going to buy the item, they're going to buy it. If the price is only slowly lowering, they'll pay full, but if the price is rapidly lowering, they'll wait longer.

[__kit]

I'm Stupid, just tell me who much to sell for

[theonlysaneone]

Sell it for 43K. That way, you'll still have the lowest price, but you'll get more for it than you would have selling it for 35K.

[__kit]

PUTS UP FOR 43K, SWEET AS