What the lowest listing means
The lowest listing is the minimum asking price in the observed sample. It is not necessarily an offer you can still accept, and it does not guarantee your item will sell at that price.
Check the seller's availability, item rank, and quantity. One outlier should not determine the price of every comparable item.
What the reference means
A reference summarizes sampled prices, often using an average or median. Read the page's explanation to see which measure is being used.
For example, a 15p minimum and a 20p reference show a 5p difference. That difference is not profit unless you complete both a purchase and a higher-priced sale.
Choose based on your actual options
Compare current buy orders if you want to sell sooner. If you can wait, choose an asking price supported by comparable listings and review it later.
Use the timestamp to judge freshness. When rank or source data is missing, check the original market listing before acting.
Frequently asked questions
Is the reference price an official fair value?
No. It is a statistical comparison based on the available observations, not an official valuation or guaranteed sale price.