154gp
240gp
-86gp
-89gp
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Price history
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- 30D low
- 154
- 30D high
- 240
- Volatility
- 43.7%
Flip calculator
Includes the 2% Grand Exchange tax
-89gp
-89 per item · -37.08% ROI
Tax puts break-even at 244 gp.
- Capital required
- 240 gp
- Gross revenue
- 154 gp
- GE tax (2%, 3/item)
- − 3 gp
- Break-even sell
- 244 gp
Item data
- High alchemy
- 60 gp61.0% below market
- Low alchemy
- 40 gp
- Shop value
- 100 gp
- Weight
- 0.8 kg
- Stack / note
- Not stackable · noteable
- Released
- Mar 20, 2024
About Sun-shine
The Sun-shine is a members-only item in Old School RuneScape.
"A highly desirable liquor"
Over the last 30 days it traded between 171 and 29,965 gp on the Grand Exchange, averaging 1,652 gp. About 10 units changed hands per day. The price is down 43.7% across that window. Selling one at the average price costs 33 gp in Grand Exchange tax.
Casting High Level Alchemy returns 60 gp, which is 96.4% below the 30-day average price, so alching a bought one loses money.
How to get Sun-shine
Only The Lost Pickaxe and Stick Your Ore Inn sell Sun-shine.
Sold in shops
| Shop | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| The Lost Pickaxe | 100 gp | ∞ |
| Stick Your Ore Inn | 100 gp | ∞ |
Sun-shine price history
Daily averages rolled up per month, newest first.
| Month | Average | Low | High | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 202612d | 297 | 179 | 579 | 139 |
| September 20267d | 6,224 | 171 | 29,965 | 104 |
| August 20263d | 200 | 200 | 200 | 1 |
| July 202619d | 255 | 200 | 377 | 52 |
| June 202620d | 198 | 146 | 447 | 3,142 |
| May 20262d | 447 | 447 | 447 | n/a |
| April 20261d | 447 | 447 | 447 | n/a |
| March 202625d | 339 | 175 | 1,427 | 11,309 |
| February 202619d | 2,353 | 353 | 9,118 | 9,212 |
| January 202617d | 985 | 226 | 3,000 | 8,064 |
Across 10 months of recorded prices Sun-shine ranged from 146 gp in June 2026 to 29,965 gp in September 2026, measured over 125 trading days.
The 30-day average of 1,652 gp sits in the lower third of that range.
All prices in gp. Volume counts units traded across both sides of the Grand Exchange.