The Others category covers MM2 collectibles that do not fit the normal weapon-rarity ladder. It includes Corrupt, wrapping-paper boxes, event currencies, keys, gifts, and special seasonal items whose worth depends heavily on origin, remaining supply, and collector interest. If an offer includes standard high-tier weapons too, compare the Ancient values and Godly values before trading.
These items can be difficult to price from appearance alone, so verify the exact year and version before trading. An old box or event token may look like a minor add but can carry meaningful value when it is no longer obtainable.
Last reviewed: August 28, 2026.
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MM2 Others Values FAQ
What items are included in the MM2 Others category?
Others covers tradeable collectibles that do not fit the standard Common-to-Ancient weapon ladder. On this page that includes Corrupt, wrapping-paper and fertilizer boxes, old gifts, Snowflake and Mystery keys, Skeleton, and event candies. These items have different uses and origins, so they should be compared individually rather than treated as one normal rarity tier.
How are boxes, keys and event currencies valued?
Their value depends on original availability, remaining supply, event year, collector interest and current trade demand. An old key or currency does not receive value only from its original in-game use; it may now be wanted as a discontinued collectible. Check the exact item and year because two visually similar event objects can have very different trading histories.
Why can an old box be worth more than a weapon?
A discontinued box may have far fewer surviving copies than a weapon from a regular crate, especially if players opened or consumed most copies during its event. Collectors may also pay more for an unopened legacy item. The result is that a non-weapon collectible can exceed some Godly values even though it has no normal weapon rarity label.
How do I check the correct year or version of a special item?
Match the full name, image, origin and year displayed in this list with the object inside the trade window. Do not rely on colour or a shortened nickname. This is especially important for event candies, gifts, keys and paper boxes released in different periods. For mixed offers, compare high-tier weapons with the current Ancient values separately.
What the Others category actually is
The Others category covers Murder Mystery 2 collectibles that do not fit the normal weapon-rarity ladder. On this page that includes Corrupt, wrapping-paper boxes, fertilizer boxes, old gifts, Snowflake and Mystery keys, Skeleton, and event candies. These items have different uses and origins, so they should be compared individually rather than treated as one normal rarity tier. A key is not a knife, a box is not a gun, and an event currency is not a weapon — and their values behave differently for exactly that reason.
How Others items are valued
Their value depends on origin, remaining supply and collector interest. As the FAQ on this page explains, boxes, keys and event currencies are valued by what they are and where they came from, not by a rarity colour. An old box or event token may look like a minor add but can carry meaningful value when it is no longer obtainable. Keys are a good example: a Snowflake or Mystery key from a past event has a fixed supply, and players who want to open old boxes or complete a collection will pay for it. Event candies work the same way — they are small items with a specific history, and their worth comes from that history rather than from how they look in an inventory.
Trading tips for Others items
First, verify the exact year and version before trading. These items can be difficult to price from appearance alone, and an old box or event token may look identical to a newer one while being worth far more. Second, compare each item on its own. Do not value a mixed offer by adding up a single “Others” number — check Corrupt, the keys, the boxes and the candies separately, because each one has its own market. Third, if an offer includes standard high-tier weapons too, compare the Ancient values and Godly values lists before trading, so the weapon side of the offer is priced properly as well. And remember that Others items are often what closes a deal: a key or a box that the other trader actually wants can be worth more in practice than a slightly higher-value weapon they have no use for.