Ruby bolts (e) price in OSRS — live Grand Exchange data

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Ruby bolts (e) is 204 gp on the OSRS GE (insta-sell 190 gp). ~236.9K/day · members. Up 6% on its 24-hour average.

Buy limit: 11,000 every 4 hours.

High alch: 82 gp.

About Ruby bolts (e)

In game it is examined as “Enchanted Ruby tipped Adamantite Crossbow Bolts.” Ruby bolts (e) is members-only, so a membership is needed to trade or use it. The base game value is 138 gp, which is what shops price from rather than what players pay.

Ruby bolts (e) buy limit

The Grand Exchange lets one account buy 11,000 every 4 hours. That is a generous limit, so the market rather than the limit is usually what caps a position here. Filling it once costs about 2,244,000 gp at the 204 gp price recorded on 11 October 2026. The limit is per account and resets on a rolling 4-hour timer.

GE tax on Ruby bolts (e)

Selling at 204 gp costs 4 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 Ruby bolts (e)

High alchemy turns one Ruby bolts (e) into 82 gp. That is less than the 142 gp nature rune the cast costs, so alching Ruby bolts (e) always loses money.

How much Ruby bolts (e) trades

Ruby bolts (e) sees about 236.9K trades a day, which makes it heavily traded — orders at a fair price usually fill quickly. That is roughly 22 times the 11,000 buy limit.

Ruby bolts (e) FAQ

How much is Ruby bolts (e) in OSRS? Ruby bolts (e) is 204 gp on the Grand Exchange as of 11 October 2026, with an insta-sell of 190 gp. The chart above is live.

What is the buy limit for Ruby bolts (e)? 11,000 every 4 hours.

Can you high alch Ruby bolts (e) for profit? No — the alch value is 82 gp and the nature rune alone costs 142 gp.

Do you need members for Ruby bolts (e)? Yes, Ruby bolts (e) is members-only.

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