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The '''Marketplace''' is where crops, fish, minerals, and everything else you gather turns into gold. There are two ways to sell: a quick sale to the store, or a listing for other players.

== Selling to the store ==
The store pays 60 percent of an item's base value, scaled up by the item's quality:

{| class="wikitable"
! Quality !! Multiplier !! Example: Rubymelon (base value {{Gold|400}})
|-
| {{Quality|regular}} || x1.0 || {{Gold|240}}
|-
| {{Quality|silver}} || x1.25 || {{Gold|300}}
|-
| {{Quality|gold}} || x1.5 || {{Gold|360}}
|-
| {{Quality|pristine}} || x2.0 || {{Gold|480}}
|}

The payout is rounded down and is always at least {{Gold|1}}. Note that only a {{Quality|pristine}} sale beats an item's base value at the store, everything below that sells under it.

These multipliers are universal: they apply to every item in the game, not just crops. Item infoboxes across the wiki compute their price tables from this one rule.

=== Price dips ===
Store prices for an item dip temporarily when a lot of it has just been sold, by you or by the whole community, and recover within a day. If the payout looks lower than the table above, that is why. Spreading sales across different items avoids the dip.

== Player listings ==
You can also list items for other players to buy. You set the price yourself, and the marketplace takes a 5 percent fee from the sale. Rare finds and {{Quality|pristine}} goods often fetch far more from players than from the store.

[[Category:Economy| ]]