How Much Is My MM2 Inventory Worth? Calculator Guide (2026)

Your MM2 inventory is worth exactly what other traders will pay for it, which is usually 10 to 20 percent less than the sum of its listed values. That gap surprises most players the first time they add everything up. This guide shows you how to value a full inventory properly: listing every item, pricing each one, adjusting for demand, and avoiding the mistakes that inflate the number in your head.

Step 1: list everything you own

Open your inventory in-game and write down every tradeable item: godlies, ancients, legendaries, rares, pets, and event items. Do not skip the small stuff; ten legendaries at 5 each is 50 you would otherwise forget. Group them by tier as you go: godlies and ancients first, then chromas, then everything else. A simple spreadsheet or notes app works fine, one row per item with its name and tier.

Step 2: price each item at current value

Look up every item on a current value list, not from memory and not from a YouTube video made six months ago. Values move: our full MM2 value list covers every item, with dedicated pages for ancients, godlies, and pets. Write the listed value next to each item, and note the date you checked, because a valuation is only as fresh as its oldest price.

For items with a value range rather than a single number, use the midpoint for your total, and remember the range exists. An item listed at 3,600 to 3,800 contributes 3,700 to a fair valuation, not 3,800.

Step 3: adjust for demand

This is the step everyone skips, and it is where the 10 to 20 percent haircut comes from. Listed value assumes a willing buyer at list price. Reality check each tier:

High demand items (demand 5 and up, or flagged “Doing Well” / “Underpaid For”): count at full list value. These sell at or above list.

Average demand items (demand 3 to 4): count at list, but expect to wait days or weeks for a buyer at full price.

Low demand items (demand 1 to 2): mentally discount 20 to 30 percent. These only move at a discount, no matter what the list says.

Event items during their event: discount heavily or exclude from any near-term valuation. Prices are at their yearly low while supply floods in.

Step 4: add it up and sanity-check

Sum the adjusted values. Then ask: could I actually trade this whole inventory for one item at this total? If the answer feels like no, your demand adjustments were too generous. A common reality check is the “quicksell test”: what would you get if you needed it all converted today? That number, usually 70 to 80 percent of list total, is your inventory’s true liquid value.

Common valuation mistakes

Counting untradeable items. Anything you cannot trade has zero trade value, no matter how rare. Do not include it.

Using two value scales at once. Supreme Values and MM2Values use different numbers for the same items. Mixing them in one spreadsheet produces nonsense. Pick one scale for the whole inventory.

Pricing from memory. The item you “know” is worth 500 might be 300 now. Look everything up, every time.

Forgetting duplicates. Five copies of a low-demand legendary are not worth five times list; each additional copy gets harder to sell. Discount stacks of low-demand items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my inventory worth less than what I paid for it?

Because you likely paid full list or overpay on the way in, and buyers now expect the same courtesy from you. Trading spreads, demand discounts, and value drift over time all eat into the total. This is normal, not a scam.

Should I value my inventory in Seers or in the site’s numbers?

Use one consistent scale for the whole inventory. Seers is the classic community unit; value lists use their own numbers. Never mix scales in a single calculation.

How often should I revalue my inventory?

After every major event and every big trade, plus a quick monthly check. Values drift constantly, and an inventory priced three months ago is a fantasy.

Do pets count toward inventory value?

Yes, if they are tradeable and have listed values. Most pets are worth very little, but top pets like Zombie Dog carry real value. Price them on the pets page like anything else.

Start your valuation with our full value list, price your rarest pieces on the ancients page and godly page, and do not forget your pets.