Oct 11, 2026 · News desk · AH prices
DonutSMP AH price snapshot (Oct 11, 2026): public donut.auction tags for elytra, netherite, crystals
On October 11, 2026, there is no brand-new official DonutSMP patch note we can verify from public sources. Today’s desk note is a dated Auction House / hard-asset price snapshot from the public community tracker at donut.auction — not a staff rate card and not a promise that your /ah listing will fill at these tags.
We are not official DonutSMP staff. The October 5 price check guide explains how to value an item. This page is today’s observed tracker tags from one morning check. Prices move. Recheck in-game before a large buy or sell.
What these numbers are
Source: the public donut.auction homepage price tracker, a community service, checked on the morning of October 11, 2026 (Europe/Warsaw). The figures below are the tags that page displayed for common high-value, PvP, and travel items. They move. A single tag is not the market.
The public wiki page donutsmp.wiki/market-prices (last updated Sep 7, 2026) frames the same job: compare Auction House asks, Orders bids, unit prices, and completed trades. One listing is not the normal price. Where the tracker also showed an x64 total, that stack tag is listed beside the single-item tag. Both lines are displayed tags from this check. Divide a stack total by 64 yourself if you need a unit price, then confirm the same item and quantity in-game.
DonutStats is a separate community service for live Auction House listings and price history. This page does not quote DonutStats numbers. Open it, read the timestamp, and compare with what you see on /ah. Background on both tools is in the Sep 15 public trackers note.
Oct 11 public tracker tags (Money)
These are tracker-displayed Money tags from donut.auction on this October 11 check. "x64 shown" is the stack total the tracker displayed when it showed one. "Not shown" means this check did not include a stack line for that item.
Travel and rares
| Item | Tracker displayed | x64 shown |
|---|---|---|
| Elytra | $368,724,428 | Not shown |
| Dragon Head | $56,473,939 | $3,614,332,075 |
| Piglin Head | $778,327 | $49,812,914 |
| Enchanted Golden Apple | $1,600,314 | $102,420,115 |
| Golden Apple | $31,645 | $2,025,302 |
PvP and combat
| Item | Tracker displayed | x64 shown |
|---|---|---|
| Totem of Undying | $61,981 | Not shown |
| End Crystal | $27,040 | $1,730,533 |
| Firework Rocket | $558.95 | $35,773 |
Netherite ladder
| Item | Tracker displayed | x64 shown |
|---|---|---|
| Ancient Debris | $1,409,756 | $90,224,355 |
| Netherite Ingot | $4,706,928 | $301,243,378 |
| Block of Netherite | $41,800,208 | $2,675,213,291 |
| Netherite Sword | $6,279,304 | Not shown |
| Netherite Helmet | $5,401,267 | Not shown |
| Netherite Chestplate | $4,902,147 | Not shown |
| Netherite Leggings | $5,283,631 | Not shown |
| Netherite Boots | $5,026,953 | Not shown |
Bulk redstone and utility
These tags sit far below the rares above. That gap is a liquidity contrast, not a ranking of what you should farm. A cheap, busy item can still be easier to sell than a headline rare with no buyers.
| Item | Tracker displayed | x64 shown |
|---|---|---|
| Block of Redstone | $2,100 | $134,395 |
| Hopper | $2,968 | $189,966 |
| Slime Block | $474.82 | $30,388 |
How to use this without getting wrecked
Same framing as the wiki market-prices page and our October 5 price check guide. Use the table as a starting range, then do the in-game check.
- Treat tracker tags as a starting range, then open in-game /ah and /orders for the same item and quantity.
- Compare unit price (total ÷ stack size), not just headline totals. A bigger stack total can still be the cheaper deal per item.
- Match item properties: enchants, durability, and container contents. A plain elytra and an enchanted one are not the same listing.
- Check liquidity. A high ask with no buyers is not a sale. Count completed trades and open Orders, not the loudest number on the page.
- For farm dumps, also check /sell and whether a higher Order would route first. See the sell routing note (Sep 25).
- Recheck before large flips. The flipping guide (Oct 1) is the method: profit counts only after both sides complete.
Context that did not change today
- Halloween pumpkin-head drops are still the October 8 story. This snapshot does not replace that note.
- Farm meta after /shop is the October 9 note: kelp, ender pearls, and bone-block crafters in public tests. Short creator runs are not guaranteed rates.
- Border expansion is still TBA / announced-not-live. The public wiki (donutsmp.wiki/world-border-expansion, last updated Sep 7, 2026) and our September 12 status note still have no confirmed launch date.
- Flood: the last daily public progress day in prior desk notes is still September 30 (about 55% of RTPs near water). That is not today’s focus. See the October 7 flood tracker note.
What we are not claiming
- No official staff price list.
- No guarantee any tag fills.
- No brand-new official patch note on October 11, 2026 that we can verify.
- Mood art on this page is not live Auction House UI and not official staff media.
Sources
- donut.auction — public price tracker page, October 11, 2026 check.
- donutsmp.wiki/market-prices (public, last updated Sep 7, 2026).
- Related hub notes: price check guide (Oct 5), hard assets (Sep 18), Auction House vs Orders (Sep 7), public trackers (Sep 15).
AH price snapshot FAQ
No. These are community tracker tags from the public donut.auction homepage on October 11, 2026. Verify the same item and quantity in-game with /ah and /orders before you trade.
Not guaranteed. $368,724,428 (about $369 million) was the elytra tag displayed on this check. Auction House liquidity and asks move. A displayed tag is not a filled sale.
No. The October 5 price check guide is the method: how to compare listings, Orders, and unit price. This October 11 page is a dated snapshot of tracker tags from one morning check.
No brand-new official patch note we can verify from public sources on October 11, 2026. This desk note is a price snapshot, not a staff changelog.
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