How values are set
A value list is only useful if you can trust it. Here's exactly where our numbers come from — and what we do when the evidence isn't there.
Where the numbers come from
Our current numerical baseline is the Game.Guide public GAG2 value list. We compare the complete public snapshot; the latest successful check was . We do not independently observe every completed player trade, and we do not present these community estimates as official prices.
What this site adds to that public baseline:
- Full-list comparison — an automated diff detects changed and newly published quotes without silently overwriting the previous number.
- Consistent variants — Normal, Big, Mega and Rainbow quotes are kept separate; a missing quote remains “Not listed” instead of becoming a multiplier guess.
- Item cross-checks — names, categories, rarity and obtainment notes are checked against the reference sources named on each item page.
- History and tools — every detected move is kept in the public update log and feeds the same trade calculator.
Current coverage
The latest source snapshot contained 180 quote cards across 140 base item names. This site currently has 140 classified items and 178 published variant quotes. All base names from that checked source snapshot have a record here. A published quote is not independent proof of demand or a completed exchange.
Retained quotes: Gold Seed (Normal). These previously published values were not available in the latest source snapshot. We keep the last recorded quote, flag it on the item page and recommend checking before trading.
Limits of a community value list
Different community lists can disagree because they use different samples, update at different times or price thinly traded items differently. A listed value is a relative trade point, not a Sheckles shop price, crop sell value or guaranteed exchange rate. Always check the source date, exact variant and both sides of an offer. If our baseline conflicts with trades you can document, send the evidence through the correction process.
The no-guessing rule
If our tracked market sources do not publish a separate value for an item or variant, it shows “Not listed”. That label applies only to that exact item and variant; it does not erase values already published for its other variants. A missing number is more honest than an invented one — a wrong value on a value list is exactly how people get scammed.
Variants
Big, Mega and Rainbow versions are quoted separately whenever the public baseline publishes them. We don't apply a fixed multiplier to the Normal value; when the baseline has no separate quote, the page says “Not listed”.
Value movement and updates
The arrow on an item records only the direction of its most recent listed-value change: Up, Down, Mixed (variants moved in opposite directions) or No move yet. It is not demand, trading volume or a forecast of what happens next. Every detected change is logged in the update log; each item page separates the latest full-market check from its latest recorded item-level change or record-review date.
What values mean here
Values are relative trading units, not an official currency: two quotes of 10,000 have equal listed value, but a player may still reject the exchange. Use them to compare offers — the WFL calculator does the math for you, and calls a trade Fair when the difference is at most 10% of the larger side. Any unpriced or retained historical entry blocks the overall verdict; a priced subtotal never represents the missing item's value.
Gameplay values and source conflicts
Shop prices, crop sell baselines and pet abilities use versioned community gameplay references. Sheckles, Fall Harvest Leaves, Robux and community trade points remain separate. The crop calculator only includes released table entries with documented numeric inputs; a missing baseline is not filled from an unrelated game's calculator.
When a wiki overview, its detailed table and an individual page disagree, the affected reference page names the difference. Reported egg rates are not turned into cumulative probabilities unless they form a consistent model. Code status is labelled as a source report unless we have personally checked redemption.
Spotted a wrong value?
Values move fast and no list is perfect. If a number looks off, check its source and update dates first — then tell us what you're seeing in trades. Documented evidence is how questionable data gets corrected.