Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet
Type: Pet
Latest Sale:
10
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Golden Graffiti Raccoon
The Golden Graffiti Raccoon is a Pet item in Pet Simulator 99. As a Golden pet, it is colored completely in gold. It is rarer than a normal pet, more powerful, and has a higher value.
History and Availability:
Introduced as Pet #1379, It is obtainable from World 3, Zone 224.
Stats and Abilities:
The Golden Graffiti Raccoon is a Normal pet, has a stat power of 28.6t. This is the amount of damage the pet does per second to breakables.
Rarity and Existence
There are 126.7b Golden Graffiti Raccoons in existence. The last update to the amount was 4 hours ago.
The exist count has increased by 60.8m (0.05%) in the last 24 hours.
Gameplay Value
The Graffiti Raccoon is what is considered a stat pet. Stat pets are used to increase the stats of your other pets. Having at least one max stat pet is essential, as it makes sure your exclusives, huges, and titanic pets are as strong as possible.
Make sure your maximum stat pet is both shiny and rainbow to maximize your pet's power.
Market Analysis
As of 10/10/2024, the Golden Graffiti Raccoon was last sold 29 days ago for 10.
This represents a 11 (-1100.00%) decrease in value over the last 24 hours. This sale was -54 (-84.38%) lower than the last RAP value of 64.
The latest RAP value of Golden Graffiti Raccoon is 64.
This represents a -15 (-18.99%) decrease in RAP value over the last 24 hours.
What is the current price of Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet?
The current price of Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet is 10 Diamonds. Last updated 4 hours ago.
What is the RAP of Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet?
The latest RAP of Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet is 64 Diamonds. Last updated 4 hours ago.
How many Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pets are there?
There are 126.7b Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pets in Pet Simulator 99. Last updated 4 hours ago.
How to get a Golden Graffiti Raccoon Pet in Pet Simulator 99?
Only obtainable from trading.
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