A player posted his latest personal achievement in Path of Exile . He shows his inventory and his collection. It turns out: He is probably the currently richest player in the game when it comes to his items.
This is how much money the player has: The player and Reddit user Angelsergiuboy posted a screenshot of his inventory with 100 “Mirror of Kalandra”. He is the first player to document owning so many copies of the item.
The mirror is currently the rarest and most valuable item in the game. On some pages, its value is estimated to be around €165. With his number of mirrors, the player would have €16,500 available if he were to sell them.
That is enough to buy a brand new VW Polo directly from the manufacturer (approx. €14,300) or to go to the cinema about 800 times.
What makes the mirrors so valuable? The mirrors have a special property. They can duplicate any non-unique and non-corrupted item. They are also a thousand times rarer than “Exalted Orbs”, which is why many players may spend hundreds of hours without finding a single mirror.
This is the catch
Is his inventory really worth that much? The price that the mirrors are worth fluctuates and depends on which offer is used as a basis. Additionally, Angelsergiuboy possesses his collection of 100 mirrors in the Standard league.
In this league, all league characters end up after the season and all hardcore characters after their death. The economy here is rather uninteresting for many high-end players who might be interested in the mirrors. They focus more on the current league.
However, he can exchange his mirrors on the official trading site for other valuable items that might bring him even more.
Can he exchange that for real money? Trading with real money is prohibited in Path of Exile. Therefore, even if he finds a buyer in the league, Angelsergiuboy would still have a problem getting the money.
However, it remains a great achievement to acquire so many copies of the rarest item that many do not even get to see. His next goal is now a full stack of 144 mirrors.
