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posted 2017/10/07 at 10:15 AM by Gumdrops

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Comment by Aznael I almost never buy anything at the AH..\r
The most costful I ever bought item would probably still be Herborist thingy golem, as I really needed one :D Comment by Turowai Currently, I think my most expensive purchases on AH are also for gametime... ie, Wowtokens. \r
Since the change to allowing tokens to be exchangeable for battlenet balance (and be able to buy other games and services), the price has rocketed (I swear blizz has artificially increased the price on purpose...) to well over 250k >.< \r
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other than wowtokens, I think most expensive was probably the steelbound harness mount for 55k. I've bought other expensive stuff too, but I tend to shy away from super expensive stuff (if I can make it myself for cheaper, I certainly will :D ) Comment by Bonestooorm Most expensive thing I bought was a Darkmoon Rabbit. Tried to camp for some months, until I gave up and decided to just buy it off the AH, costing me about 300k, but it was worth it. Gotta catch 'em all! :D Comment by christianjlo Well, some many years ago I bought from AH Spectral Tiger Mount for 350000, I think this is my biggest purchase from AH. Comment by Dryadgoddess The most expensive AH purchase I've made would be the Sky Golem at 40k. Comment by ldene I only things i really buy from the AH are the tokens and battle pets, if we discount the tokens, the most expensive item i bought was Ethereal Soul-Trader battle pet for around 75k - i'd only every buy the tcg pets, if it can drop or be crafted, then i'll grind and craft on my alts. Comment by bmcgoughfl One of my mostexpensive AH purchases, if I remember right, was a weapon for my shaman way back during WOTLK, I think. It's funny looking back, because it was only like 12 or 15k...now I make more than that daily, without even trying! Comment by Aeliel Spectral Tiger Cub and Ethereal Soul-Trader, about 75k each. I tend to shy away from big expenses. Comment by silvercup I don't remember the most expensive item i've bought on AH so i'm just gonna say the WoW Token. Comment by Dthehunter Well the most expensive item I bought on the Action House were wow tokens. Needed them to buy destiny 2! Comment by Grabovsky Besides wow tokens, most expensive thing ive ever bought was the sand drake. I tend to sell things, not buy from the AH. Comment by Nithael014 Actually I don't buy many things in the AH, I think I my highest expenses were with Flasks of Seventh Demon if the total amount is considered. I intend in doing my most expensive purchase though - I've been saving for a Swift Spectral Tiger and I want one asap! Still got to find a seller. Comment by DoTArchon I'm still fairly new to the game and haven't really dived into the gold-making aspect too much, but I'm really enjoying these articles and I've been a lot more careful about what BOE items I vendor these days (before this series started I censored all BOE items) :D Most expensive thing I've bought was the Steelbound Harness after the price started coming down. I got lucky and got one for a bit less than it would have cost to get all the mats for it. Comment by Nirdana I bought some trash boots with gem and leech. But to be honest, i wanted to complete a transmog set. Comment by jjanchan My most expensive AH purchase was probably a bunch of TCG mounts. When I had purchased them, the gold cap had been 1 million, so I was able to pick up a bunch of them including the Swift Spectral Tiger for 70-250k each.

I had essentially guild transferred to a high pop server with my gold, purchased the mounts, then transferred back.

These days those mounts go for over a million each! Comment by Carcoza Bought Mimiron's Head from BMAH for gold cap amount before the amount was increased, 999 999g. That's my most expensive purchase :) Comment by Taizen My purchase of Minion of Grumpus cost me around 80k. I calculated the average time it would take me to farm the mount given the low drop rate and decided it was a better use of my time to farm the gold instead. Sir Grumps and I have come a long way since then! Comment by emrie01 I was a beginner alright!\r
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I bought "Blue Dragonscale Leggings" for 100k when trying to buy Blue Dragonscale, and didn't pay enough attention. Comment by DurwinGaming My most expensive purchase would probably be my Jeweled Onyx Panther. Saw one posted for around 10k less than the normal price, and decided it would be a nice addition to my collection. Comment by dwain1771 I purchased once an entire "Deteriorating plate" set. Spent quite a bit on it too, not sure why. I wore it to a raid in Kara when it was current content, and I told the RL "I'm ready to tank!". I was gkicked...he didn't appreciate the joke, or the amount of money spent. I turned around and put it back on the AH, lol, and someone actually bought it for 1k apiece! I was floored, lol.

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