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Do Iron Bolts sell?

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I'm thinking about making Iron Bolts for some smithing exp, but need to know if the bolts sell well?

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Bone bolts are just as good as iron bolts, and the bow is better than that of a normal crossbow... So therefore, i'd assume they probably dont sell too great.

 

 

 

Bone bolts are about 2gp ea, where as iron are probably alot higher.

 

 

 

Try making mith bolts if you can, or cannon ball. Oh, and iron knifes sell - try them instead of bolts.

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ah ofcourse! knives, nice thanks

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Or make nails...you can buy bars and not loss anything by selling nails to the Con guy. I heard this a while back you might wanna look into it though knives might be more profitable...

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I think the knives would make more profit yeah.

 

 

 

Iron Ores: 100gp each.

 

Knives: 34gp each (minimum)

 

 

 

34 x 5 = 170gp.

 

 

 

So 70gp profit per set of knives made atleast.

 

You have to take the ring of forging costs into account too, but it's barely anything when you think each ring is around 1k and lasts 5 full inventories.

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