Need PC on nice amulets and rings(3rd try).....

[SmokeDogg]

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amulet #1

163 vit
47 lightning res
30 @res
564 life on hit
1132 thorns dmg
6% crit chance

In my eyes this has gotta be worth some millions, i'm just not really sure where to start, i mean for a lightning stacking monk tank this is pretty damn godly imo - what do you guys think ?

amulet#2

167 int
[email protected]
14% life
27 MF
socket

did a quick look based on 150 int/[email protected] and 10+life % and there was only one amu on for 15mil BO, i also did a search for 150 int/[email protected]/25mf and there were only 2 amus there, for 10 and 15mil BO's.
However in all cases the amus i found on the AH only had 3 of the 4 great stats this amu has. This leads me to believe i might have found a very valuable item, fingers crossed


Ring#1

53 dex
126 Vit
45 poison res
214 life on hit
13 mf

Once again seems nice for a monk tank, but this time stacking poison res.

Ring#2

42 str
68dex
117 vit
[email protected]
224 life after kill
2% crit

I know the values are fairly low apart from the vit, but its not a bad selection of stats. Aint really got much idea what to sell it for.


Really could use some help here ! Thanks in advance​

 

[darkrealm]

Amulet #1: This is an very nice item; however, for a monk it would be better if it had Dex on it somewhere. Especially for end game. The LoH is very nice and so is the crit mixed with it. My thoughts 12-15 Mil.

Amulet #2: The MF is good, the mix of life/int/resist all is also very nice. The lack of crit/crit damage might give you some trouble even with amazing stats like that. IMO 20+ Mil. I think you could market this by putting an INT gem: that would give you OVER 200 int which is a different price point. AND, this would give over 80+ effective resists on that Amulet for a wizard.

Ring #1: Nice ring, harder sell with PSN resists, but still nice. 1.5-2.5 Mil tops.

Ring #2: It doesn't have one particular stat that stands out which hurts the value. 300-400K

 

[SmokeDogg]

Thanks for advice 'tis greatly appreaciated.