pc on req:9 serpent axe

Well I stumbled on this ax and since the price guide is a little outdated I was wondering how much its worth.

Here it is

A gold max Serpent axe of fortitude.

also it is not inscrible

6-28 (req:9)
dmg+15(stance)
hp+30
sundering 20/20

thx alot if someone can give me a proper high and low range

id say 80k but get other opinions since im not so up to date on serpent prices
the q9 raises it but its a pretty unwanted damage mod/inscrption
if it is inscribable prolly atleast 100k but again get other opinions

We not only need to know whether its inscribable or not but also whic skin is it, the canthan or tyrian. Assuming it's not inscribable then:
Tyrian skin - 70-80k.
Canthan - 50-60k.

That makes nooooo sense what so ever. At all. Canthan or Tyrian? Huh?

What matters is:

1. Is it max damage, because some of them drop on Shing Jea non-max.

2. If it can take inscriptions.

Where it dropped makes no freakin difference. If it is not an inscription item, then 70-80k
sounds about right now.

If it is an inscription item, then you can probably still get 100k +ectos.


Edit: Just found some post that supposedly some serpent axes are a bit different, but it was if they dropped in HoH or not, but still the only question to ask is can it take inscriptions or not.

Well stuey I'm afraid you're wrong, there are two different serpent axe skins and they do affect the price.
What matters is the dmage, inscription or not, and skin.

That was a harsh response, eh Stu? :/

Untrue.

The Canthan skin is slightly smaller, and dyes differently to the Tyrian, which affects the value.

The Canthan skin is too small for most warriors, so the market range is narrower and as such the value will drop slightly. Canthan skin +5s, however would be different as the size is perfect for smaller casters, especially monks, and as such may gain even more interest as a caster item than their Tyrian cousins.

Also Tyrian is considered cooler for being old-school.

At least that's my take on it.

Regardless, the values do differ.


As for the PC, then I agree with both Stuey and Jason.