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Verified - US Auction House - Crafting material
Cobalt Bar
Metal & Stone
Verified US market
Commodities share one Auction House per region, so this price applies account-wide on US realms. Verify in-game before you trade.
What Cobalt Bar is used in
Blacksmithing
- Brilliant Saronite Belt
- Brilliant Saronite Bracers
- Brilliant Saronite Gauntlets
- Brilliant Saronite Legplates
- Cobalt Belt
- Cobalt Boots
- Cobalt Bracers
- Cobalt Chestpiece
- Cobalt Gauntlets
- Cobalt Helm
- Cobalt Legplates
- Cobalt Shoulders
- Cobalt Skeleton Key
- Cobalt Tenderizer
- Cobalt Triangle Shield
- Forged Cobalt Claymore
- Honed Cobalt Cleaver
- Horned Cobalt Helm
- Notched Cobalt War Axe
- Reinforced Cobalt Chestpiece
- Reinforced Cobalt Helm
- Reinforced Cobalt Legplates
- Reinforced Cobalt Shoulders
- Saronite Ambusher
- Saronite Defender
- Saronite Protector
- Savage Cobalt Slicer
- Spiked Cobalt Belt
- Spiked Cobalt Boots
- Spiked Cobalt Bracers
- Spiked Cobalt Chestpiece
- Spiked Cobalt Gauntlets
- Spiked Cobalt Helm
- Spiked Cobalt Legplates
- Spiked Cobalt Shoulders
- Sturdy Cobalt Quickblade
- Tempered Saronite Belt
- Tempered Saronite Boots
- Tempered Saronite Breastplate
- Tempered Saronite Legplates
Engineering
Inscription
Jewelcrafting
Recipe demand from first-party game data (reverse reagent graph).
How to make Cobalt Bar
Crafting recipes that create this material.
About Cobalt Bar
Cobalt Bar is a crafting material in World of Warcraft. This page tracks its verified Auction House price and the recipes that consume it, so you can judge whether it is worth farming, buying, or selling right now.
Demand comes from Blacksmithing, Engineering, Inscription, Jewelcrafting. When a recipe that uses Cobalt Bar spikes in value, the material tends to follow, so watch the recipes above alongside the price history.
To read the chart: compare the current min buyout against the typical range. A price sitting below its recent band is a buy or craft signal; a price above it favors selling or farming. The method matters more than any single number, since commodity prices move between hourly snapshots.