Moonlighter 2 Perfect Stamp Price Guide

01 · Guide

What the 154 Perfect Stamp Entries Cover

The linked Steam Community guide groups 154 Perfect Stamp entries by biome and rarity. Its sections cover Kalina, The Gallery, and Aeolia, from Common through Legendary. The guide also uses a dash for Aetherium entries rather than assigning them a sell value. The number 154 describes rows in this community reference; it is not a claim that all four customer-reaction tiers have been verified 154 times.

02 · Guide

Perfect Stamp Price vs a Full Price Curve

Moonlighter 2 uses Cheap, Perfect, Expensive, and Overpriced reactions, but the supplied reference records the Perfect Stamp amount only. It does not give a matching Cheap, Expensive, and Overpriced value for every listed relic. A player looking for maximum profit can use the Perfect Stamp entry as a starting reference, while anyone studying thresholds must still test the other reactions in game.

03 · Guide

How Pricing Works

A Cheap sale succeeds but leaves money on the table. A Perfect sale aims for the optimal reaction and can contribute to Shop Perks. An Expensive amount may still sell, while an Overpriced response means the customer rejects the offer. A small red stamp marks the Perfect result in the source guide's explanation. Perks, events, progression, or balance changes can still make an old observation unreliable.

04 · Guide

How to Use a Perfect Stamp Entry

Match the relic's exact English name, biome, and rarity before copying a number. Place one copy for sale and watch the customer reaction. If the result does not produce the expected stamp on your current version, stop selling the stack and retest in small steps. Do not infer the other three price tiers by applying an unsupported percentage to the Perfect Stamp entry.

05 · Guide

Moonlighter 2 Price Calculator

A calculator can apply a transparent modifier when you are intentionally testing a perk, event, or price experiment. It cannot turn one community Perfect Stamp entry into independently verified Cheap, Expensive, or Overpriced thresholds. Keep the original entry, modifier, game version, and observed reaction visible so the result can be reversed and checked.

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How to Find a Perfect Price Yourself

Save before opening the shop when possible, place one copy of the relic at a cautious price, and watch the first clear customer reaction. Raise or lower the next listing in small steps rather than making a huge jump. Record the final amount, relic name, rarity, game version, and any shop perk. Repeat the test to confirm it was not a one-off event.

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Keep, Craft, or Sell?

Do not sell the last copy of an unfamiliar relic until you know whether it is needed for a weapon upgrade, armor, quest, or village service. Extra copies with no known use are safer sale candidates. When the crafting relationship is uncertain, keep one copy and sell only the surplus.

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Community Source and Version Limits

The 154-entry reference is a player-created Steam Community guide, not an official price database. Its update history shows that rarity and item assignments changed during Early Access. If your customer reaction disagrees with an entry, trust the current game, note your build and conditions, and retest before risking a large stack. Version 1.0 may require a full recheck.

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Sources and further reading

Official pages support dated release, platform, edition, and feature information. Third-party guides are identified clearly, with checked dates and version limits shown where available.