Before selling anything, take a moment to Skull and Bones Silver consult your map. Zoom in on regions across the world, such as The Giant’s Leap, to gather crucial trade data. Each region displays a list of items categorized under “Highest in Demand” and “In Plentiful Supply.” This information is your compass for trade decisions.

Items listed under “Highest in Demand” are being bought at premium prices in that area. Conversely, goods “In Plentiful Supply” will sell for a fraction of their usual value. The catch? You won’t see these listings until you’ve explored the region. So, before relying on trade data, make sure you’ve properly scouted the area.

Dock, Scout, and Compare

Once you arrive in a region, your next task is to dock at one of the local ports. Most zones feature at least two merchants – one situated on the docks and another deeper inland at a camp. Visit both. While their inventories may overlap, their prices often don’t.

As you examine the selling interface, you’ll notice small arrows beneath each commodity:

    Red Downward Arrow = Poor selling price

    Green Upward Arrow = Excellent selling price

Only sell items marked with green arrows. These indicate markets where your commodity is in high demand and priced generously. Avoid selling when you see red – patience pays off in Skull and Bones.

The Commodity Trader: Your Business Partner

Throughout your pirating escapades, you’ll gather plenty of random loot. Your most reliable partner for converting this into gold is the Commodity Trader. These merchants specialize in bulk trade and are often the best option when offloading valuabuy Skull and Bones Silverble goods.

But don’t just sell to them – buy from them, too. Some items are listed at rock-bottom prices due to regional oversupply. If you spot a high-value item going cheap, grab it and check your map to  find a port where it’s in high demand. The profit margins from this buy-low, sell-high strategy can be staggering.