This would be an awesome feature for people like me who are just horrible with pricing...

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I would comment, but my comment would basically be the same as AstraMoon's x'D I really, REALLY suck at pricing

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I think instead of just a list showing what they were sold as it should be a graph. Graphs are much easier to read market trends on, especially if the items have sold at wildly different prices.

there should also be some sort of limit to the data stored. I can see this working so much easier using data just from the branches as you are not dealing with multiple items and only currency (you may have meant this in your suggestion but I didn't see it clearly somewhere).

Looking at your list idea being turned into a graph with a limit it would show the previous 100(? maybe?) items sold, but I think it might be more instructive to show the price history over a period of time, like a graph of items sold over the last 500 days (needs to be more than a year so you can see the release event sales for event items). I know this would possibly leave you open to not seeing any sold, leaving you the same problem as before, but it would show you when they were last available, and thus how rare they have become! this time displayed sales history would be really good for rare custom decors.

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although i would love for it to also work for the trading center, i didn't see how that would be possible because there's so many variables! so yeah just branches i think.

a graph sounds like it would work too! i just thought a visual example would be nice for this thread and made what i was capable of doing (which was not much lol). but really i think this would be a great feature no matter what form it takes, especially if that form is something easy for the admins to implement

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I was fired up so I was playing on excel to make a time limited graph and it it ridiculously complex to try and get the data sets sorted (basically when more than 1 item is sold on the same day) with my meagre skills, unless some whiz comes along maybe just forget about a time thing.

Maybe the items graph can just mention somewhere when they were sold! or it could be just a really simplistic 'visualisation' graph set above the table of info you made up, like this

sitting above your price history mock up. Connecting lines to show items sold on the same day?

*if you haven't noticed I have major love for graphs

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