BloxStrike value list

RAP is not the same field as a typical sale price

RAP commonly expands to Recent Average Price, but no official BloxStrike averaging formula or coverage window was obtained. The official 4 June 2026 safety video shows inventory RAP labels, wear abbreviations, and a View on Marketplace menu around 40 seconds. Those historical screens establish the interface, not current prices.

BloxStash separately labels typical prices from tracked sales and a RAP field it says was read from the game market on 24 September. That historical RAP is provider-reported, not an official API value or our direct in-game test. A listing floor is an asking price, not a completed sale.

Condition, KillTrak, float, pattern, and serial are separate dimensions. Compare the exact same variant and date. Coins, Credits, Robux, and USD must not be added or converted without a verified basis.

Knife variant references

Direct detail pages checked 16 October 2026 around 09:30 UTC supply these references. The pricing sample, condition-grid sold total, and chart count can differ. The table retains those separate counters rather than substituting a larger total for the pricing denominator. Source prices from fewer than eight pricing sales are explicitly unstable.

Gun skin and glove variant references

AK-47 Sakura has a reported Mint normal RAP but no matching Mint normal typical-price row. Its summary instead says Factory New, while the grid uses Mint Condition. That inconsistency is not resolved by silently treating the labels as interchangeable; the mixed-copy summary is excluded from the table.

Sports Gloves Imperial similarly separates Near-Mint, Standard-Grade, and Combat-Worn prices. Its Mint RAP of 550,000 coins has no matching recorded Mint sale in the condition grid. It must not be used to value a Standard-Grade or Combat-Worn copy.

Catalog coverage and unknown values

The skin catalog covers 336 named bloxDB records: 155 weapon skins, 121 knives, 41 gloves, and 19 charms. Its value fields were empty, so it is an identity and origin directory, not a full RAP feed. Newer BloxStash names are not automatically inserted into the older catalog count.

No reconciled quote is supplied here for most finishes, newer Anime Case contents, or charm variants. Missing quotes mean unknown, not zero. A case sale price is also not its opening cost or the value of every possible reward.

The former Nebula-case aggregate quotes lacked condition and pattern alignment. They have been replaced with detail-page variants rather than transferred to every copy. No general Nebula, Fade, rarest-knife, or best-profit value is inferred.

How to use a quote in a trade

Record exact family and finish, condition, KillTrak, float, pattern, serial where displayed, quote date, and sale evidence. Check the current official client for the same copy and compare recent completed sales separately from listings. Enter only quotes in the same unit into the manual calculator.

The tracker says it sees only sales above its public-market threshold of 5,000 coins. That creates selection bias, especially for low-value items. Its typical-price model, window-specific samples, and historical RAP do not independently establish what your copy can sell for.

A tiny pricing sample is not a fair-price certificate. Even a larger source count does not verify the individual transactions or eliminate stale data. No automatic win/loss verdict or realtime capability is claimed.

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• Knife valuesFade and Nebula variant references.
• Skin catalog336 named records with reported origins and rarities.
• Glove catalogCondition and source distinctions for 41 records.
• Trade calculatorAdd the quotes you choose to trust.
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