Harvester Value in MM2

One value list quotes Harvester at 718, so use the same value reference when comparing an offer. Harvester is an Ancient gun with limited-event origins, and its value depends most on the value list both traders agree to use. Use the same list, compare every item in the offer under that list, and confirm the exact items before accepting.

What Makes Harvester Valuable

Harvester is an Ancient-rarity gun in Murder Mystery 2. Ancient is its rarity classification; it does not create a fixed price or guarantee that every player will value it equally.

Its limited origin is the main reason it remains a major trading item. During the 2021 Halloween event, Harvester required reaching Tier 30 and earning 80,000 Candies. That event is over, so players now obtain Harvester primarily through trades rather than by opening a current box or completing the original event path.

Harvester’s appearance, event status, and demand among collectors can all affect how easily it trades. A player may value it more highly because they want it for a collection, while another may prefer several smaller but easier-to-trade godlies.

How to Judge a Harvester Trade

Use this comparison before deciding whether an offer is an upgrade, a fair swap, or a lowball.

Value Reference	Quoted Harvester Reading	Best Use
MM2Valuess	Lists Harvester with a value of 718 and a demand rating of 5.2.	Useful as one reference for Harvester’s listed value and demand rating.
Another value list	Check the figure on the value list you both use.	Use a figure from the value list both players agree to use.
Supreme	Check the figure on the value list you both use.	Use a figure from the value list both players agree to use.

Step 1: Ask Which Value List the Other Trader Uses

Ask the other trader which list they are using before discussing adds.
Use one list for Harvester and every item offered for it.
Do not treat one list’s Harvester figure as the baseline while valuing the other player’s items from a different list.

A disagreement over the list is not automatically a scam or a bad offer. It means you have not agreed on the measuring system yet.

Step 2: Compare the Whole Offer, Not Just the Biggest Item

Write down Harvester and every item the other trader is offering.
Check each item’s listed value on the agreed source.
Consider whether the offer is one large, desirable item or several smaller items that may be harder to trade away.
Decide whether you want value, demand, appearance, collection progress, or easier future trades.

For example, an offer can look strong because it contains several godlies, but it may be less useful if those godlies have weak demand. A slightly lower-looking offer can be better when it contains items you can actually move in future trades.

Step 3: Use Demand as a Tiebreaker

Treat the demand rating on your chosen value list as a signal from that particular list, not as an extra amount to add to Harvester’s trade value.

Demand matters most when two offers are close under your chosen list. A trader who wants a quick, clean deal may prefer fewer popular items over a larger bundle of low-interest items. A collector may make the opposite choice if the bundle completes a set.

Step 4: Review the Actual Trade Window Before Accepting

Check that the item shown is the item you agreed to trade.
Recount every add and make sure it matches the offer you discussed.
Confirm that no item was removed or swapped while you were negotiating.
Accept only when the final in-game trade window matches the deal you agreed to.

If the final offer differs from the discussion, cancel it and start again.

Comparing Harvester With Sets and Adds

A set can be a meaningful comparison point, but it is not automatically equal to Harvester just because another trader made that swap. A forum post describes a Traderie listing offering Harv or Watergun that led to a Sweet Treat set being traded for Harv.

Use that as a concrete example of the kinds of high-value set-for-Ancient trades that can happen. Then check the individual values and demand of the offered set on the list you and the other trader chose. Set value can change when a matching weapon or pet becomes more desirable, and collectors may pay differently than resellers.

Avoid accepting a large bundle solely because it looks impressive. Ask these questions:

Would you rather own the offered items than Harvester?
Can you trade those items separately without taking major losses?
Are the adds desirable, or are they included because they are difficult to move?

A bundle is strongest when its items are individually wanted, clearly valued, and easy for you to use in later trades.

Cash Listings Are Not Trade Values

A cash listing does not establish Harvester’s in-game trade value. It only shows what one seller is asking on one marketplace at one time.

For example, one listing advertised Harvester for $6.94 USD and listed delivery within 1 day. Before paying for any listing, check that listing’s Delivery within field for its exact timing, because sellers and listings can differ.

Cash prices can reflect seller inventory, platform fees, delivery speed, and buyer demand outside the normal in-game trading market. Keep cash purchases and in-game value-list comparisons separate when deciding whether a trade is fair.

How to Confirm You Are Getting a Fair Deal

Run through this short check before you accept or decline an offer:

You and the other trader named the same value list.
Every item was valued using that one list.
You considered demand and future tradability, not just the total number of weapons.
The final in-game trade window contains the exact agreed items.
You are comfortable owning the offered items if you cannot immediately trade them away.

If the comparison is unclear, decline and wait for a clearer offer. Harvester is desirable enough that you do not need to rush into a confusing trade.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Harvester worth in MM2 in 2026?

One value list quotes Harvester at 718. Use the figure from the value list both traders accept before comparing adds.

What rarity is Harvester in MM2?

Harvester is an Ancient gun. Ancient is a high rarity tier, but the rarity label alone does not tell you whether a specific offer is fair; the agreed value list and the offered items still matter.

Can you still get Harvester in MM2?

Harvester is no longer available through its original Halloween event. Its original requirement was Tier 30 and 80,000 Candies, so current players generally get it through player-to-player trades.

Is Harvester worth buying?

Harvester can be worth acquiring if you want a high-tier Ancient, like its appearance, or can trade it effectively later. Judge the deal by the shared trade-value list and the exact items received, rather than assuming any cash listing or large bundle is automatically good.

How long does Harvester delivery take from a marketplace seller?

One listing states delivery within 1 day. Confirm the exact delivery time in that seller’s Delivery within field before paying, since marketplace listings can use different delivery terms.