Item 6532 on WoW Forever (WoW Forever beta (September 17 to October 21) · launches November 4, 2026), client 1.60.1.70245
Item Level 30
Max Stack: 20
Sell Price: 62 copper
About Bright Baubles
Bright Baubles is a common consumable item on WoW Forever at item level 30. Other consumable items listed on the WoW Forever Auction House include Golden Skeleton Key, Minor Mana Oil and Deadly Poison. The latest scan finds it on 2 WoW Forever realms (US 2); the cheapest buyout is 1 silver on Classic Beta PvE 2 (US). A vendor pays 62 copper for it.
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WoW Forever Auction House prices
Cheapest realm1 silverClassic Beta PvE 2 (US, Alliance)Typical market (US) - Median min buyout1 silver98 copperRealms with listings2US 2Latest snapshot2026-10-08 00:28 UTCplayer scan time
Its lowest listed price, 1 silver, ranks 29th of 175 listed similar items of its kind on WoW Forever; the cheapest listed is Incense Candle at 2 copper.
Use: When applied to your fishing pole, increases Fishing by 75 for 10 minutes.
Use: When applied to your fishing pole, increases Fishing by 75 for 10 minutes.
Use: Bright Baubles
Sell price
62 copper
62 copper
62 copper
WoW Forever price history
First seen in a scan
2026-09-19 21:00 UTC
Realms that have listed it
1
Lowest buyout seen
90 copperClassic Beta PvE 2 (US), 2026-10-07 05:00 UTC
Highest realm minimum seen
9 silverClassic Beta PvE 2 (US)
Realm-hours listed, last 30 days
35
Classic Beta PvE 2 Alliance: 19 scans, latest 1sClassic Beta PvE 2 Horde: 16 scans, latest 3s Each dot is one player scan: the cheapest buyout listed at that moment on that faction house. Gaps between dots are time nobody scanned, not a steady price.
Connected realms with a listing in the latest WoW Forever scan: US 1 of 1.
Item data: WoW Forever client datamine, build 1.60.1.70245. Prices: per-unit buyouts from Auction House scans made in game by players with the TheWoWDB addon, one scan per realm per hour at most; Blizzard publishes no auction data for WoW Forever, so a price is only as fresh as the latest scan. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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