As much as you have time to acquire things to sell.

I typically sell raw mats and alchemy reagents. If I farm a lot, I can make 1 mil gold a week, but most times I dont farm a lot.

BossXV wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

As much as you have time to acquire things to sell.

I typically sell raw mats and alchemy reagents. If I farm a lot, I can make 1 mil gold a week, but most times I dont farm a lot.

holy cow Batman!!!

I would sell my mother for 10k gold!

Could I do the same in Rawlkah trading guilds!!!

Rawlkha is a good trading spot, so I'm sure you could.

Alchemy reagents (keen eye helps a ton), raw max level mats, and jewelry dust all tend to be decent sellers if you enjoy farming. If you are on PC, I recommend using Master Merchant or Tamriel Trade Center to help with pricing.

Do keep in mind that when I was selling 1 mil a week, that was when I spent a lot of time farming. I had some regular routes I ran that I knew well. Craglorn for nirncrux, starting islands for mats, Bangkorai or other zones with good sets if I felt like picking chests as well.

You can sell a Zircon plating for 30-35k easily, mines sell within 24 hours usually. You get the grains by deconstructing or refining. I prefer deconstructing, I play a lot of BGs, they give me useless purple jewelry, which I then deconstruct to get zircon grains, refine, make a plate and put it for sale. I can make two plates in a day usually, one if I'm being lazy. So that's about 60k gold a day.

Tempering Alloys and Dreugh Was sell for good amounts too.

Last week I got a purple spell strategist ring and an inferno staff. Sold ring for 180k and Inferno staff (training) for 110k.

So I think 300k gold can be made very easily in a week without really "focusing" on making gold.

Depends not really trying about 100k a week. Really trying I could do a million or more especially if I'm culling my craft bag.

It really depends on several factors. How much time you're willing to put in to farming/grinding, whether you'd want to farm/grind for mats or for gear, where the trade guilds(s) you're in are situated, how much you price your stuff for, etc.

Full stacks of raw mats can sell for a nice amount because people decon them for the chance at getting tempers. If you PvP a lot, you can spend AP on desired Gold Jewelry to sell for gold (and also on Akaviri and Militant Ordinator chapters). Doing Imperial City, if you have the DLC, can get you a lot of Tel-Var stones you can use to buy gear and other items to sell for gold. If you farm for really popular overworld or Cyrodill sets, you can get hard-to-obtain or popular Weapons or Jewelry that sell for a lot (so long as the stuff has a good Trait). Guild traders in the 'populated' areas like Mournhold, Rawl'kha, Daggerfall, and Belkarth will see their wares moving faster than out-of-the-way traders because those areas are high traffic. Pricing your stuff a little lower than average (Master Merchant, aka MM, will show you the average items have sold for across the guilds you're in, and can help with that) can help it sell faster regardless of where the guild(s) you're in have their traders situated.

Keep in mind most of these things will take some level of time and effort being devoted to them. Certain things, like farming raw mats, are exceptionally easy, but also tend to bore people out of their minds.

Top earners in my tradingguild hit 15 million + myself if i try i can hit 2 million a week

12m is the most I’ve made in one week, I generally make around 5m, that’s from being in 4 trade guilds. So 3m a week down to 1.25m a week per guild. It varies though tbh, 5m total is my figure that I make when I take things easy, I need more gold this week so I’ve set my sights on 8m.

1 mil if I'm trying (mostly raw mats), 100k minimum if I'm not trying. Nowadays it's usually on the lower end because A) there's so much else to do in the game and trading is just a side activity and B ) once you have heaps of millions of gold, earning more just doesn't seem as important.

Also like others have said, some weeks I make more from daily crafting writs than from guild sales. You can make about 500k a week with 15 alts if you include the ornate items sold.

Joosef_Kivikilpi wrote: »

Or get 480k/week just doing crafting dailies on 15 CP characters, plus gold materials etc, without losing any to guild dues.

How longs that take you and i think it would drive me potty with boredom. Daily on 1 toon is enough for me!

BossXV wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

As much as you have time to acquire things to sell.

I typically sell raw mats and alchemy reagents. If I farm a lot, I can make 1 mil gold a week, but most times I dont farm a lot.

holy cow Batman!!!

I would sell my mother for 10k gold!

Could I do the same in Rawlkha trading guilds!!!

Issue is how much you have to sell. I'm in an Rawl'kha guild and tend to sell 20 to 100K month.
Its two ways to get loads of gold, first is to farm, this can be raw materials, motifs and other stuff who sell well.

Second is to flip, run around and look for stuff who is sold to cheap, buy and resell.
This is the most profitable but is an endgame in it self.

Beardimus wrote: »

Joosef_Kivikilpi wrote: »

Or get 480k/week just doing crafting dailies on 15 CP characters, plus gold materials etc, without losing any to guild dues.

How longs that take you and i think it would drive me potty with boredom. Daily on 1 toon is enough for me!

On PC with the add on, a set of writs takes me 2-3 minutes per character. Stockpiling common food and potions for quest in the bank cuts it down even further.

It is boring, so is gathering materials to sell. It's why I'm poor.

0 gold because I'm not in any guild. I sell them all in npcs even rares and decon some.

10m+ in a good week

Granted my 5 slots are all trade guilds

Sometimes you can get in early & make some good $ before a bubble busts. e.g. new life writ vouchers. As for the rest I have found they all generally work out to similar returns in the end. So I do a bit of this & a bit of that to keep things fresh. I also keep a little for myself so I have a good variety of items for personal needs and i don't have to buy items at market prices eroding some of my profits. Also u are in a position to help guildies out when they are stuck.