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NEVER CRAFT ITEMS INTO GEMS unles you want the 100 backgrounds/emtoes lol
If I turn a background into gems, I get about 80 gems, which I can use to buy other cards. Isn't this the best option?
For the most part, I'd say it's the best option with marketable ones.
I usually get a few valuable emotes and backgrounds that I can actually sell, but that's probably only 2-3% of the total.
The remaining backgrounds I convert to gems. Nobody collects them and there's usually so many in the market that I'd have to wait years for them to sell (I have some $0.03 ones from 2019 still in the market) or I'd have to list them for less than their gem value. So I don't see the sense in trying to sell common backgrounds.
There's plenty of emote collectors, so I often trade emotes for 10-20 extra gems above their base value. However, I end up converting most to gems because they're far too common, the collectors I deal with already have them, and the market is full of them (same issue as trying to sell backgrounds).
That means coverting the bg into gems gives you 0.0124€ value vs selling it for 0.01€.