Question About the Pricing of an Ounce

[JuicyJBB]

What do you consider a fair discount when your buying an ounce?

Like let's say your buying stuff that cost $15 a gram how much do you think that same stuff should be for an ounce? So I'm going to list a few common prices, you tell me how much you think an ounce of it should cost.

Grams to Ounce
$10 a gram -
$15 a gram -
$20 a gram -

Eighths to Ounce
$35 an eighth -
$40 an eighth -
$45 an eighth -
$50 an eighth -
$60 an eighth -
$70 an eighth -

Quarters to Ounce
$70 a quarter -
$90 a quarter -
$100 a quarter -
$125 a quarter -

Extra Credit: Convert the above prices to Quarter Pounds and Pounds.

[sphinx13]

do you mean if you buy it or how much it cost the dealer?

[JuicyJBB]

If you buy it.

[alwayzblaze]

Originally Posted by JuicyJBB

What do you consider a fair discount when your buying an ounce?

Like let's say your buying stuff that cost $15 a gram how much do you think that same stuff should be for an ounce? So I'm going to list a few common prices, you tell me how much you think an ounce of it should cost.

Grams to Ounce
$10 a gram - $100-130 fire ass mids
$15 a gram - $150-225 KB
$20 a gram - $280-350 nuggets/ dank
$25 a gram - $375-500 headies/strain

Eighths to Ounce
$35 an eighth - $150
$40 an eighth - $160-175
$45 an eighth - $175-225
$50 an eighth - $250-280
$60 an eighth - $280-350
$70 an eighth - $400-500

Quarters to Ounce
$70 a quarter - $225
$90 a quarter - $250-350
$100 a quarter - $280-350
$125 a quarter - $500

Extra Credit: Convert the above prices to Quarter Pounds and Pounds.

Grams to QP
$10 a gram - $400 fire ass mids
$15 a gram - $650 KB
$20 a gram - $1000-1250 nuggets/ dank
$25 a gram - $1350-1500 headies/strain

Grams to Pound
$10 a gram - $1000-1600 fire ass mids
$15 a gram - $2000-2500 KB
$20 a gram - $3000 nuggets/ dank
$25 a gram - $3000-5000 headies/strain

Just prices in my area and common knowledge.

[sphinx13]

well one of the problems with that is that if you buy from some one who sells by grams then it's likely that that person only buys an ounce at a time, so wouldn't want to sell you 1. but ill give it a go
g to 0
10 - 150
15 - 225
20 - 300
8 to 0
35 - 175
40 - 200
45 - 225
50 - 250
60 - 300
70 - 350
quaters to o
70 - 210
90 - 270
100 - 300
125 - 375

These should all be taken with a grain of salt, because it always depends. almost no one will buy an eighth for more than 70 and not many even do it for that, so it's easily plausible that if it's being sold at that price it could cost much more than what I stated per o

[JuicyJBB]

Alright, thanks for the help. I was thinking of how some people make sell their eighths for more than other people but still sell their ounces for less.

[sphinx13]

Originally Posted by JuicyJBB

Alright, thanks for the help. I was thinking of how some people make sell their eighths for more than other people but still sell their ounces for less.

they probably just don't like selling in small amounts like eighths.

[Meursault]

A very approximate rule of thumb that I use is if the O price divided by 28 comes out to about half (or less) of what I'd be paying for a single gram then it's straight.

[umopp]

idk about you guys but the stuff i get would normally be around 50 and eighth and when converting that to dollars per gram i get discounted around 5 dollars a gram

[JuicyJBB]

Originally Posted by Meursault

A very approximate rule of thumb that I use is if the O price divided by 28 comes out to about half (or less) of what I'd be paying for a single gram then it's straight.

So $10 a gram = $140
$15 = $210
$20 = $280

I don't know dude, stuff that usually goes for $15 a gram usually goes for more than $210 an ounce.