Format of Price Checking used on this thread is the 'b'/'s' system. It works like this...
'S' suffix - If an item is instant sold or non instantly bought then the price will have the suffix 'S', when a price has this suffix it is always rounded down to the nearest million.
'B' suffix - If an item is instant bought or non instantly sold then the price will have the suffix 'B', when a price has this suffix it is always rounded up to the nearest million.
All prices using this format are assumed to have taken place in the Grand Exchange.
Example:
If something is 78b that means that the last reported transaction was a Instant buy or a Non instant sell between 77,000,001-78,000,000.
If something is 75s that means that the last reported transaction was a Instant sell or a Non instant buy between 75,000,000-75,999,999.
Logic behind the 'b'/'s' system rounding: If someone instant buys something for 34.3m for example they couldn't have instant bought it for 34m but they could have for 35m. The reverse is true.
I bought this baby, straight cash
16-Apr-2020 21:34:25
