Most Recent Buy
983
Last traded 4h ago
Most Recent Sell
1,080
Last traded 10h ago
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Raw admiral pie is a members item tradeable on the Old School RuneScape Grand Exchange: This would taste a lot better cooked. It currently sells (instant) for 1,080 GP and buys for 983 GP. After the 2% GE tax that is a 97 GP margin and 76 GP profit per item (7.7% ROI), with a confidence score of 50/100. Its buy limit of 13,000 every 4 hours allows up to 988,000 GP profit per full cycle. Roughly 549,196 units have traded over the past 7 days. Over the last 30 days it has traded between 725 and 3,500 GP, and the current price is 38.9% below its 7-day average. High alchemy returns 93 GP — below its current buy price, so flipping is more profitable than alching. Prices update every minute from the OSRS Wiki Real-Time Prices API.
The chart above shows Raw admiral pie's price history with RSI, MACD, EMA, and Fibonacci retracement indicators to help identify trends before placing Grand Exchange offers.
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Raw admiral pie currently sells for 1,080 GP and buys for 983 GP on the OSRS Grand Exchange. 07Flip refreshes this price every minute from the OSRS Wiki Real-Time Prices API.
The Grand Exchange buy limit for Raw admiral pie is 13,000 every 4 hours. At the current 76 GP profit per item, one full buy-limit cycle is worth up to 988,000 GP.
Flipping Raw admiral pie currently returns about 76 GP per item after the 2% GE tax, from a 97 GP pre-tax margin (7.73% ROI). 07Flip's confidence score for this flip is 50/100, with roughly 549,196 units traded in the last 7 days.
Over the past 30 days Raw admiral pie has traded between 725 and 3,500 GP on the Grand Exchange, averaging 1,587 GP. The current sell price is 38.9% below its 7-day average.
High Level Alchemy converts Raw admiral pie into 93 GP, 890 GP below its current 983 GP buy price, so alching it loses money.
Yes. Raw admiral pie is a members item, so it can only be bought, sold and used on a membership account.
