MM2 Value List

The page filters a local array of source-dated item records. Each record has an item name, category, rarity tier, Supreme Values estimate, demand rating, source link, review date and contextual note. Search matches the item metadata, while sorting reorders the same records; it does not calculate a new market price.

Unlike the knife-values and godly-values URLs, this page’s intent is breadth across the current catalog. The focused pages narrow the dataset and add category-specific interpretation rather than serving as alternate copies of this list.

• Value is the cited community estimate for the row.
• Demand is a separate liquidity signal.
• Category and rarity describe the item but do not determine value by themselves.

Search for the weapon name, confirm whether the result is a knife or gun, read its rarity, then compare the visible value and demand fields. If a second weapon has the same value but stronger demand, the list has shown an important difference—but it still has not declared which complete offer wins. Add both final bundles to the MM2 Trade Calculator for that step.

Use the list as a lookup layer. Verify spelling and variant first, then judge value together with demand, item category, and current market discussion. A collector completing a set may value an entry differently from a trader seeking liquid upgrades. Keep the review date with any exported or remembered number.

• Do not infer a guarantee from rarity color alone.
• Check whether the item is a knife, gun, or other category.
• Revisit values after item releases, events, or major market disruptions.

The 300-row dataset is a dated Supreme Values community snapshot, not a complete authoritative list of every MM2 item and variant. Community lists can disagree, and values may move with demand, duplication concerns, availability, and trading trends.

• Every row links its source category and review date.
• Demand labels require periodic review.
• The page does not verify trades, ownership, or item authenticity.