Dragon mace price in OSRS — live Grand Exchange data

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Dragon mace is 29,295 gp on the OSRS GE (insta-sell 29,268 gp). ~12.3K/day · members. Down 1% on its 24-hour average.

Buy limit: 70 every 4 hours.

High alch: 30,000 gp — alching profits 572 gp after a nature rune.

About Dragon mace

In game it is examined as “A spiky mace.” Dragon mace is members-only, so a membership is needed to trade or use it. The base game value is 50,000 gp, which is what shops price from rather than what players pay.

Dragon mace buy limit

The Grand Exchange lets one account buy 70 every 4 hours. That is a very tight limit, so a position is built over days rather than hours. Filling it once costs about 2,050,650 gp at the 29,295 gp price recorded on 20 September 2026. The limit is per account and resets on a rolling 4-hour timer.

GE tax on Dragon mace

Selling at 29,295 gp costs 585 gp in tax — 2%, rounded down, taken from the seller. A flip has to clear that before it makes anything, and it is the number most margin calculators leave out.

High alching Dragon mace

High alchemy turns one Dragon mace into 30,000 gp. With a nature rune at 133 gp it profits 572 gp a cast at the 29,295 gp price recorded on 20 September 2026.

How much Dragon mace trades

Dragon mace sees about 12.3K trades a day, which makes it steadily traded — an order priced at the spread normally fills the same hour. That is roughly 175 times the 70 buy limit.

Dragon mace FAQ

How much is Dragon mace in OSRS? Dragon mace is 29,295 gp on the Grand Exchange as of 20 September 2026, with an insta-sell of 29,268 gp. The chart above is live.

What is the buy limit for Dragon mace? 70 every 4 hours.

Can you high alch Dragon mace for profit? Yes — 30,000 gp alch value against a 29,295 gp price and a 133 gp nature rune, so 572 gp a cast.

Do you need members for Dragon mace? Yes, Dragon mace is members-only.

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