A couple of questions really.

1. Is there a person that buys Wizard Tokens from you for sP? The Wizard mentions someone who does.
2. If I put Wizard Tokens in the Marketplace, do people really buy them?
3. If yes to both, which is better for me money-wise?

I've got like 1213 Tokens that I see no need for right now, and I need sP more.

@ GoddessLady

1. afaik, there is no NPC who buys wizard tokens and gives you sP. You can, however, use tokens to pay for things. You can buy items in the Token shop, or Blackheart Hollow. You can use them to play various Carnival games, or pay Euclid to zap your pet. Or you can use them to vend items from vending machines.
2. Yep! Other users will gladly buy your extra wizard tokens.
3. Selling to users, especially just after a token shop restock. Token prices have been fairly stable at 3m for 1000 tokens in the past months.

Ideally, you'd want to save some tokens (~1000) for eventual potion restocks in the token shops, or BHH restocks, but that's entirely up to you. Tokens sell pretty well.

ahhhh, thank you :D

I'll add this: if you want to make the best profit, check the different Wizard Token Items to see what they're selling at! They come in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 points.

eg at 38,999 is only 1,950 sP per point; these are good to buy, not sell. at 287,653 is 2,876 sP per point; still mildly disappointing. at 3,000,000 gets you 3,000 sP per point, so that one gives you the most bang for your buck ... but sometimes they'll sell at 4,000,000 and over! It depends if you want some cash now or potentially more cash later.

You can turn in your token Items at the Wizard Exchange, and cash out into Items from in your Currency Vault.

oooh thank you!

What? 20 point Wiz tokens make a bad profit??? But they tend to sell so quickly in my shop compared to other items....

they make a good profit if what you're looking for is fast cash. But if what you're looking for is getting the most sP per point, they make a poor profit. They sell quickly because they are a cheap way of buying wizard tokens.

the only reason 100s are selling for so low right now is because I have been steadily dumping mine for the last three months. Normally they might sell for more than 1000s do. But I'm now sitting on nearly seventy thousand of the things that aren't helping me at all and won't sell. IMO is correct.

you don't have to take anyone's word for it, because Subetalodge will track prices of items for you. Just click on the price in their Item Database and it will pop up a new tab with a price trending chart for the item in question.

Do you mean you have 70,000 tokens in your shop or just 70,000 tokens in your bank? I have 10K tokens in my bank; how long does it take to reach that many tokens?

the demand for Wizard Tokens isn't very high since Vending got nerfed. Everybody only really needs them on a spot-market basis once per week. Most users are already doing quests-because-sP and quests-because-Morty, so everyday acquisition of a few WT is something that accidentally happens to us.

I have a GA, so I get fifteen quests with NPC Allard. This means if I do them everyday, I get 350 per day, 3500 per ten days, or 10850 per month. Minus however many I use depending on how much I want from the Token Shop once per week and how often I remember to trickle away a few on Carnival games.

It isn't that folks wouldn't spend a ton of them on the color potions, but the amount of color potions that are dropped every week is very limited...to preserve the value of them, not to preserve the value of WT. Go figure. shrug

It is easy to make the price of Wizard Tokens drop below what I want to be paid for them, because other users want to sell them too. This is another reason why I personally wouldn't sell them in 1000 coins. I almost never have more than six hundred in my shop(s) at any one time.

Strange, I've seen one user buy all the tokens in my shop on multiple occasions. It is typically the same person though. I tend to keep half of the tokens I get from questing and sell the rest.