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Turpen - 500g each (50,000g for a stack of 100) Pitch - 65g each (6500g for a stack of 100) Sanded Nightwood - 17g each (1700g for a stack of 100) Sanded Mahogany - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Ash - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Birch - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Yew - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Hickory - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Beech - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Sanded Oak - 11g each (1100g for a stack of 100) Sanded Maple - 9g each (900g for a stack of 100) Shadowhide 22g each, (2200g for a stack of 100) Void Cloth - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Superb Hide - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Silverweave - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Iron hide - 10g each, (1000g for a stack of 100) Ironthread - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Topgrain Hide - 11g each, (1100g for a stack of 100) Kresh Fiber - 10g each, (1000g for a stack of 100) Thick Leather - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100)Д®bonthread - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100)ДЇell hide - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100)

Spidersilk - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Leather - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Hide - 12g each, 1200g for a stack of 100)Д¬otton - 12g each, (1200g for a stack of 100) Rawhide - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100)ДЇlax - 11g each (1100g for a stack of 100) Jute - 10g each (1000g for a stack of 100) Tempering Alloy - 3500g each (350,000g for a stack of 100) Grain Solvent - 1200g each (120,000g for a stack of 100) Honing Stones - 80g each (8000g for a stack of 100)Дwarven Oil - 600g each (60,000g for a stack of 100)

Voidstone ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Quicksilver Ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Galatite Ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100) Orichalcum ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100)Дwarven ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100)Д®bony ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100)Д¬alcinium ingots - 12g each (1200g for a stack of 100)

Steel ingots - 11g each (1100g for a stack of 100) Iron ingots - 9g each (900g for a stack of 100) You can tell when a gear is a quest reward because it will have a small description at the bottom of it related to the quest it was found in.

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This is because technically anyone can get the item for free just by doing the quest, so it isn't worth much. If a gear was a reward for a quest, then it's rarely worth more than 150g regardless of what other features it has. If a gear has a valuable enchantment on it, +20% for each level of enchantment (Enchantments also come in white, green, blue, purple, and yellow levels, with more powerful enchantments yielding even greater benefits, basically every level up adds another 20% to the price.) If a gear has a valuable Research trait on it, (I'm having troubles determining particular price improvements for traits, there are many traits and they aren't actual items, just stats, so information on their cost is sparse) If a gear is a weapon or chest piece armor, +20% Normal White gear is largely unaffected by this except in the case of Traits for Research. Normal White Gear (for deconstruction) - 40gД¬ertain features of an equipment can increase it's value. Prices in this list may change depending on changes within the game, their availability, and their demand. Also people in zone chats may sell items at wildly different prices because people on ESO rarely have any idea of what the worth of an item really is.

Players may often sell for slightly more or slightly less, it is their choice. Please note that all the prices listed here are considered average and what Overdosed has deemed is the most fair. I will be updated this topic in the future to better provide for our members but at the current time use this as a GUIDELINE. EDIT! This has not been updated in over 6 months, these prices are correct in some ways but incorrect in others.

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