I know, late to the party (discusson) here but just wanted to chime in, I think Lassy is doing a great job reflecting market prices. In fact, as a recent seller of some letters, its a bit generous. I did not hit guide prices on most letters. The market just didnt bear them. Because of the recent influx of letters, there werent even many buyers interested.
I think it would help the guide if you people who are interested in keeping the guide up, report back. If you were able to sell the pokeball at 15,000, thats the last sale and thats the current market. If ryan could not get a buyer for his blue feather after weeks of bumping, but was able to sell at 2,500 when he massively dropped, then thats the market price right now. The last yellow letter sold, by me, at around 13,000. I got 1 interested buyer. One! I did not recoup much of what i paid for it.... Lassy had the choco cakes priced at 2,500 for a long time, until someone reported back and said, hey, they are going for 3,500/4,000 now.
So, if you disagree with her pricing, say so. But guys, the reason cant be, well I think its more valuable then that. You got to have some data. Like you recently noticed a trend of series of sales, or you recently were able to sell something for x tbts.
Having done a bunch of sales recently, i genuinely believe people will buy at what the market will bear, regardless of what this guide says.
And if you, as the seller, dont like the offers you are getting, you have two choices. Keep holding or sell lower. You dont have to accept an offer if you dont want to. But you might go though what i did, which is you are holding that yellow letter, and besides getting a few good luck bumps, no one even approaches you with an offer.