Max's Severed Head vs Unusual Brothers in Blues
Values updated ·Which is worth more: Max's Severed Head or Unusual Brothers in Blues?
Max's Severed Head is currently worth about 1.19× Unusual Brothers in Blues. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Max's Severed Head side.
Is Max's Severed Head better than Unusual Brothers in Blues in Team Fortress 2?
These two are not an even match in Team Fortress 2: at $55.50, Max's Severed Head carries about 1.19× the value of Unusual Brothers in Blues ($46.60). The gap — roughly $8.90 — is what the Unusual Brothers in Blues side needs to make up with add-ons.
Demand is strong on both sides — Max's Severed Head sits at 9/10 and Unusual Brothers in Blues at 9/10 — so either item moves quickly if you decide to re-trade it later.
Max's Severed Head has held steady this week; unusual Brothers in Blues has held steady this week. The 30-day picture (0% vs 0%) suggests neither item has a lasting momentum edge.
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Is Max's Severed Head better than Unusual Brothers in Blues in Team Fortress 2?
Max's Severed Head is worth more: $55.50 versus $46.60 for Unusual Brothers in Blues. Factoring in demand (Max's Severed Head 9/10, Unusual Brothers in Blues 9/10), Max's Severed Head is the stronger item to hold right now.
Is Max's Severed Head worth Unusual Brothers in Blues in Team Fortress 2?
Not one-for-one. Max's Severed Head is valued at $55.50 versus $46.60 for Unusual Brothers in Blues, so the Unusual Brothers in Blues side should add about $8.90 in extra value.
What is Max's Severed Head worth in Team Fortress 2?
Max's Severed Head currently trades around $55.50 with community demand of 9/10.
What is Unusual Brothers in Blues worth in Team Fortress 2?
Unusual Brothers in Blues currently trades around $46.60 with community demand of 9/10.
How much should I add to trade Unusual Brothers in Blues for Max's Severed Head?
About $8.90 in extra value — that closes the gap between Unusual Brothers in Blues ($46.60) and Max's Severed Head ($55.50). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.