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WoW Parts Prices

Trade Goods · US Auction House

US-region buyout prices for Parts, cheapest first, from the hourly Blizzard Auction House API scan. Commodity prices are region-wide, so these apply on every US realm.

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Parts in the game data

In the World of Warcraft item data, Parts is a Trade Goods subclass of 153 named items in the current game build (12.1.5.70783). Those items carry expansion tags from Classic to Midnight, 12 expansions in all.

By expansion: Classic (37), The Burning Crusade (8), Wrath of the Lich King (7), Cataclysm (3), Mists of Pandaria (5), Warlords of Draenor (3), Legion (10), Battle for Azeroth (13), Shadowlands (5), Dragonflight (23), The War Within (25) and Midnight (9). By quality: 113 common, 15 uncommon, 22 rare and 3 epic.

893 profession recipes list an item from this category among their reagents. By profession: Engineering (784), Blacksmithing (27), Jewelcrafting (26) and Leatherworking (18), and 5 more.

136 of these items feed at least one recipe and have a page of their own under Materials, listing every recipe that takes them and the cost per craft.

On the US Auction House, 121 of these items are listed in the latest snapshot. The median price across them is 22 gold, with 790,046 units posted across 4,367 auctions. The ten highest prices and the ten deepest markets are listed below.

Items in the game data
153
Expansion span
Classic to Midnight
Recipes using it
893
Professions
9
Material pages
136
Median price
22 gold

Parts at a glance

Verified priceAuction HouseUS region
Items priced
122
Cheapest
1 silver
Most expensive
250,000 gold
On the Auction House
835,808 units
Active listings
4,856
Item class
Trade Goods › Parts
Market
US region commodity

Highest-priced Parts right now

The 10 items in this category with the highest current buyout in the US region snapshot.

  1. 1Pummel Permit250,000 gold16 units listedrecipes
  2. 2Indestructible Frame18,888 gold1 units listed
  3. 3Pummel-Proof Plating9,000 gold191 units listedrecipes
  4. 4Salvaged Iron Golem Parts3,112 gold18 units listedrecipes
  5. 5Assorted Whirligigs3,000 gold1,976 units listedrecipes
  6. 6Arclight Capacitor1,999 gold269 units listedrecipes
  7. 7Elementium-Plated Exhaust Pipe1,499 gold335 units listedrecipes
  8. 8Cataclysmic Converter1,050 gold1,020 units listedrecipes
  9. 9Khorium Power Core1,000 gold116 units listedrecipes
  10. 10Goblin-Machined Piston998 gold367 units listedrecipes

Deepest Parts markets

The 10 items in this category with the most units posted. A deep market absorbs a buy order without moving the price; a shallow one empties in one purchase.

  1. 1Evercore2 gold186,045 units, 1,170 auctionsrecipes
  2. 2Handful of Serevite Bolts1 gold121,923 units, 57 auctionsrecipes
  3. 3Bountiful Bolts45 silver60,843 units, 27 auctionsrecipes
  4. 4Handful of Laestrite Bolts1 gold51,530 units, 37 auctionsrecipes
  5. 5Insulated Wiring7 silver35,678 units, 50 auctionsrecipes
  6. 6Fused Wiring3 gold29,885 units, 39 auctionsrecipes
  7. 7Thorium Widget17 gold28,416 units, 25 auctionsrecipes
  8. 8Unstable Trigger11 gold21,925 units, 17 auctionsrecipes
  9. 9Handful of Bismuth Bolts21 gold14,165 units, 19 auctionsrecipes
  10. 10Wormfed Gear Assembly7 gold13,691 units, 22 auctionsrecipes

Professions that craft with Parts

Engineering is the heaviest consumer, with 784 recipes drawing on 129 distinct items from the category. 9 professions use the category in all; each one links to its own page with every recipe by expansion.

Guides and routes on this site that cover Parts and engineering.

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About Parts

Parts are Trade Goods: region commodities, not per-realm listings. One auction house serves every US realm, so the buyout above is the same price on all of them. There is no cheaper realm to shop for these - only a cheaper hour.

Parts feeds Engineering. When a patch changes what that profession crafts, these prices move first - the reagent list of the new recipe is the demand curve.

Reading these prices

Each row is the lowest buyout in the most recent snapshot, with the number of units posted behind it. A low price on thin stock empties in one buy order; a low price on deep stock is the real market. Open an item for its price history before you commit gold.