Market
Mithril nails

OSRS Grand Exchange

Mithril nails

  • Members
  • GE limit 13,000 every 4 hours

Keeps things in place fairly permanently.

Today’s flip

No flip suggested right now. Even if every item sold, the profit after tax would be under 8,000 GP.

Trend

Right now, a flip leaves about 6 gp per item after tax. That’s more than usual this week (usually 2 gp).

Sell price
89 gp
Up 14.2% in a day · Up 1.7% in a week
Buy price
83 gp
Up 10.0% in a day · Down 0.6% in a week
Margin after tax
6 gp
Usual this week: 2 gpLast week: 1 gp
Items traded in a day
3.30M
9% less than a normal day
Margin after tax, hour by hourLast 7 days, in gp per item. Above the line, a flip beat the tax. Below it, the tax was bigger.

Margin is the average sell price minus the average buy price and the 2% tax, for each hour. A big margin doesn’t mean your offers will fill. The numbers above the chart use the last 6 hours. Prices and trades come from RuneLite players, through the OSRS Wiki.

Show the data by day
Day (UTC)Sell priceBuy priceMargin after taxItems traded
Sun, Oct 488 gp85 gp2 gp2,764,860
Mon, Oct 584 gp81 gp3 gp4,108,979
Tue, Oct 678 gp73 gp2 gp4,139,080
Wed, Oct 772 gp68 gp2 gp3,404,222
Thu, Oct 874 gp71 gp2 gp3,315,718
Fri, Oct 972 gp69 gp2 gp3,458,187
Sat, Oct 1078 gp77 gp2 gp3,398,351
Sun, Oct 1192 gp84 gp9 gp552,321

Prices and margin are each day’s middle (median) hourly value. Items traded is the day’s total.

At today’s prices

GE tax

Each sale at 89 gp pays 1 gp in tax. That’s 17% of the 6 gp gap between the typical buy and sell prices of the last 6 hours.

Bought at 83 gp, it has to sell for at least 84 gp to break even.

Track record

+3.5%average profit after tax, from 8 checks

This is how our past suggestions for this item really did. Every 2 hours we save the suggested flip, then check it against the trades that happened next. Newer checks count more.

Past results matter. In our research on flipping after the 2% tax, items whose record made 2–5% made +2.6% on average the next time.

In game updates

Prices and trading volume come from the OSRS Wiki. Profit, Chance and track records are Gielinor Gains estimates, not promises. You place every offer yourself.