Vintage SET

Estimated Value 62

Total Items 10

Avg. Item Value 6

A trade side holds max 4 items — the 4 most valuable pieces of this set are added to the calculator.

The Vintage set is a Murder Mystery 2 collection of 10 items with a combined estimated value of 62 (an average of 6 per item). Its most valuable piece is Ghost at around 9 (15% of the set's total value) while the most affordable entry point is Splitter at about 3. Current trading demand for this set is rated Normal Demand. All values are a global average of MM2Values and SupremeValues and are verified and updated daily.

Included Items

Value Breakdown

How each item contributes to the total Vintage set value of 62.

Item	Value	% of set
Ghost	9	14.5%
Vintage Laser	8	12.9%
Blood	8	12.9%
America	8	12.1%
Shadow	7	10.5%
Prince	6	9.7%
Phaser	6	8.9%
Golden	5	7.3%
Cowboy	4	6.5%
Splitter	3	4.8%
Total	62	100%

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Vintage set worth in MM2? +

The Vintage set is worth approximately 62 in total, based on the summed estimated value of its 10 items (an average of 6 per item). Values are updated daily.

What items are in the Vintage set? +

The Vintage set contains 10 items: Ghost, Vintage Laser, Blood, America, Shadow, Prince, Phaser, Golden and more.

What is the most valuable item in the Vintage set? +

The most valuable item is Ghost, worth about 9 — roughly 15% of the entire set's value.

How is the Vintage set value calculated? +

We take each item's value as the average of MM2Values and SupremeValues, then sum those across all 10 items in the set. Data is scraped and verified daily so the total reflects current market trends.

Set Overview

The Vintage Set in Murder Mystery 2 is made up of 10 items: America (a vintage gun), Blood (a vintage knife), Cowboy (a vintage gun), Ghost (a vintage knife), Golden (a vintage gun), Vintage Laser (a vintage gun), Phaser (a vintage gun), Prince (a vintage knife), Shadow (a vintage knife) and Splitter (a vintage knife). Most players complete the set through trading. RBLXValue adds up the current value of every item to show the total set value, so the total follows the market as the item values change.