Most Recent Buy
28,002
Last traded 34m ago
Most Recent Sell
29,123
Last traded 12m ago
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Seercull is a members item tradeable on the Old School RuneScape Grand Exchange: An ancient Fremennik bow that was once used to battle the Moon Clan. It currently sells (instant) for 29,123 GP and buys for 28,002 GP. After the 2% GE tax that is a 1,121 GP margin and 539 GP profit per item (1.9% ROI), with a confidence score of 35/100. Its buy limit of 8 every 4 hours allows up to 4,312 GP profit per full cycle. Roughly 8,927 units have traded over the past 7 days. Over the last 30 days it has traded between 12,569 and 54,999 GP, and the current price is 17.5% below its 7-day average. High alchemy returns 4,800 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 Seercull's price history with RSI, MACD, EMA, and Fibonacci retracement indicators to help identify trends before placing Grand Exchange offers.
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Seercull currently sells for 29,123 GP and buys for 28,002 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 Seercull is 8 every 4 hours. At the current 539 GP profit per item, one full buy-limit cycle is worth up to 4,312 GP.
Flipping Seercull currently returns about 539 GP per item after the 2% GE tax, from a 1,121 GP pre-tax margin (1.92% ROI). 07Flip's confidence score for this flip is 35/100, with roughly 8,927 units traded in the last 7 days.
Over the past 30 days Seercull has traded between 12,569 and 54,999 GP on the Grand Exchange, averaging 42,838 GP. The current sell price is 17.5% below its 7-day average.
High Level Alchemy converts Seercull into 4,800 GP, 23,202 GP below its current 28,002 GP buy price, so alching it loses money.
Yes. Seercull is a members item, so it can only be bought, sold and used on a membership account.
