Murderers VS Sheriffs DUELS Value List

There is no official fixed price list for Murderers VS Sheriffs DUELS collectibles in the sources checked for this guide. Value figures are community estimates. They can move when supply, availability, demand, collection completion, or update attention changes. Use the list below as an identity-and-range worksheet, not as a promise that a trade is fair or will be accepted.

The reference snapshot was checked on September 8, 2026 against TradingKeep’s August 2026 list and an older Pro Game Guides list last updated in April 2025. Always open the current sources and the live inventory before trading.

Understand the reference units

Community lists commonly use a numeric unit created for comparison inside that community. It is not Gems, Robux, cash, or an official RED21 price. A listed “set” figure may include matching pieces, while an item line covers only the named piece. Never move the decimal, convert to real money, or compare unlike bundles.

The source date matters as much as the number. Record it next to every figure. If a current source has not changed for months, widen your acceptable range or mark the item unpriced. High demand can sometimes make offers cluster above an estimate; low liquidity can make a nominally valuable item difficult to trade.

Dated high-value sample

This is deliberately a sample, not a complete market table. It illustrates how exact color and bundle scope change the comparison. Open the linked source for its full current list, then confirm that the source still shows the same date and item identity.

Compare two sources correctly

First align the item name and scope. If one source lists “Red Dragonfire Set” and another lists separate knife and gun pieces, do not average them. Next align the date. An April 2025 estimate and an August 2026 estimate measure different market moments. Finally, inspect whether each source exposes demand, trend, stability, or notes about incomplete data.

Write the low and high observed estimates rather than selecting the number you prefer. Add a confidence label: stronger when multiple current sources match on identity and range, medium when one current source has active evidence, and weak when the only evidence is old or ambiguous. Community agreement still does not make a value official.

Build your own offer range

Begin with the current reference band. Adjust only for evidence you can explain: recent completed offers, exact set completion, current obtainability, and consistent demand. Do not add a premium because a seller says an item is “rising.” Ask for the dated observations behind the claim.

Set a maximum before entering the trade. Include the value of every addition, even small pieces. If your offer contains several lower-demand items, the other player may reasonably value the bundle differently; that is negotiation, not proof that either community list is false.

Walk away when the identity is unclear, the range depends on one stale page, or the other person will not allow a full confirmation. Missing a trade costs nothing compared with losing an item to a rushed swap.

Check cases and set pieces

A sealed case is valued as the case itself. Do not substitute the community value of its rarest possible reward. Opening odds, current contents, and availability must come from the current game interface; RED21’s history includes changed case rates, so old probability tables can be wrong.

For sets, list every required component and confirm every one is in the offer. Similar colors and thumbnails make partial-set mistakes easy. If a value source does not define the component count, mark the set scope unverified and avoid a precise comparison.

Use the Cases guide for opening checks and the weapon pages for knife, revolver, and sniper identity.

Value-list warning signs

• No visible update date or item-scope definition.
• A “value” expressed as cash, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or account access.
• One number copied across differently colored variants without evidence.
• A set value applied to a single piece.
• A case compared with its best possible unboxed item.
• A seller claiming a private future update guarantees a price increase.
• A screenshot cropped so the source name, date, or units cannot be seen.
• A demand claim based only on one offered trade.

Maintain a clean worksheet

For each target item, store exact name, type, color, collection, set or single scope, source A and date, source B and date, recent offer observations, chosen range, maximum offer, and confidence. Recheck it at the start of each trading session. Delete or archive stale numbers instead of silently carrying them forward.

Then follow the Trading Guide to build the in-game exchange and Trading Safety before confirming. The number is only one part of the decision; exact identity and safe execution matter just as much.

Sources checked

• TradingKeep August 2026 values
• Pro Game Guides value list
• RED21 Games MVSD patch notes