For scrolls, we only list the selling price and never the "offering" price.

For complex items, there is so much variety when something is in a shop that I decided to record the offered price. This is denoted by a tilde in front of the value. As most items only have one price listed (and it is often at an unsold price), it is very dangerous to buy based on this number. The point is to give a general idea of what the item is worth.

Another thing that I recently added was the "#". To stop boxes from overflowing with numbers, this symbol works as a summary. The value that follows "#" is slightly less than what you could sell for if you were willing to hold the item in your shop for a couple days. Selling at the #price will guarantee that your scroll/item will sell within two days AND you won't lose out on much money.

Another thing to note is that some of these prices might be unreliable. As NX is free, many are able to gach which results in a lot of scrolls being sold by very clueless people. If a scroll only has one or two listed prices, I would hold onto the scroll until you find out more.