MM2 Value List

How this list works

An MM2 value is a number that tells you how many units of trading power an item carries. Add up what you give, add up what you get, and the bigger side wins. It is a shortcut for the arguments that used to fill trade servers.

The numbers are set by players, so they follow demand more than the price of an item in the shop. A pink godly that everyone wants can be worth more than a rarer item nobody asks about. For the same reason, treat every value as a guide for a fair offer, not a law.

What the columns mean

• Value: the combined number for the item today.
• Demand: how easy it is to find a buyer. Where a row has it, a high demand means you can sell fast.
• Trend: how the value moved over the last days. Rising items are not always good buys, since many rises are just a short event spike.

Rarity decides the colour of the row. Godly and chroma items fill the top of the list, but the single highest numbers belong to leaderboard trophies and the developer's own scythe. See the most expensive items before you plan around those.

Pick a section

• Godly and chroma are where most trades happen.
• Ancient weapons come from events and are not unboxed.
• Unique and vintage are the oldest and rarest items.
• Legendary items are the usual first step on the way to a godly.
• Knives, guns and pets split the same list by type.

Using the list in a trade

Look up both sides, add the values, and check demand for the item you would receive. A swap that is even on paper but gives you something slow to resell is a small loss. The trade calculator does the adding for you, and compare puts two items side by side.

I check the value changes before any big trade. A new event item can lose value between the moment you agree on a price and the moment you accept.