Most Uncommon weapons have modest base values, but older event versions can be surprisingly collectible. Limited Halloween and Christmas items such as Zombified, Gingerbread, Sweater, and Branches often trade differently from green-tier weapons that are still available through normal boxes. If a mixed offer includes another tier, compare its Rare values and Common values before accepting.
Use the item’s origin and demand alongside its listed value. This is especially important when two Uncommon weapons share a similar name but came from different events, years, or reward tiers.
Last reviewed: August 21, 2026.
Uncommon Items
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MM2 Uncommon Values FAQ
Can an Uncommon item be valuable in MM2?
Yes. The green Uncommon label does not mean every item has the same low value. Older event weapons can become collectible after their original event ends and no more copies are available. Their year, origin, supply and demand matter more than the category colour alone, so always check the exact item before using it as a small trade add.
Why are old event Uncommon weapons collectible?
Discontinued Halloween, Christmas and other event Uncommons have a fixed supply and can appeal to collectors completing an old set or inventory theme. Some also receive demand because their design or event history is memorable. Age does not guarantee a high price, but limited availability can make an event Uncommon trade very differently from an item still found in boxes.
Are Uncommon items useful as trade adds?
They can be useful for balancing a close offer, particularly when the other trader wants a specific event item. Current-box Uncommons usually have modest standalone value, while older limited versions may be worth noticeably more. Compare the exact item with current Rare values and do not assume that several random Uncommons automatically equal one strong-demand item.
What should I check before trading an Uncommon weapon?
Confirm the full item name, gun or knife type, event year, origin, listed value and demand. Similar names can belong to different releases with different prices, and a limited event version should not be confused with a current-box item. For very small additions, compare the offer with the Common values list as well.
Uncommon items are not all the same
Uncommon is the green tier in Murder Mystery 2, and most Uncommon weapons have modest base values. That is the starting point, not the whole story. Older event versions can be surprisingly collectible: limited Halloween and Christmas items such as Zombified, Gingerbread, Sweater and Branches often trade differently from green-tier weapons that are still available through normal boxes. The green label describes rarity, not a fixed market price, and the year, origin, supply and demand of the exact item matter far more than the category colour alone.
Why old event Uncommons become collectible
Discontinued Halloween, Christmas and other event Uncommons have a fixed supply: once their event ends, no more copies appear. Over time, that fixed supply meets steady demand from collectors finishing sets and from players who missed the original event. That is why an old event Uncommon can trade for noticeably more than a current-box Uncommon that looks similar. The item's story — which event it came from, which year, and whether it was a limited reward — is what sets its value, and two Uncommon weapons with similar names can be worth different amounts if they came from different events, years or reward tiers.
Trading tips for Uncommon items
First, use the item's origin and demand alongside its listed value. This is especially important when two Uncommon weapons share a similar name but came from different events, years or reward tiers — check the exact item before you trade, not just the name. Second, think of Uncommons as trade adds rather than centrepieces. A steady-demand Uncommon is often what turns a near-fair offer into an accepted one, because it gives the other trader something they can trade on again. For mixed offers, compare the Rare values and Common values lists as well, so you know what every part of your offer is worth. Third, check your inventory before discarding old event Uncommons. An item from a past Halloween or Christmas event may look ordinary, but if it is no longer obtainable, someone is probably looking for it.