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Barley malt

Barley malt

A handful of barley malt.

MembersBuy limit 11,000
Insta-buy

1,088gp

Insta-sell

700gp

Spread

388gp

55.43%
Margin

+367gp

+52.43% ROI
Volume

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Trend

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Price history

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Insta-buy (high)Insta-sell (low)Spread
30D low
700
30D high
1,088
Volatility
43.4%

Flip calculator

Includes the 2% Grand Exchange tax

gp
gp
units
Net profitProfitable

+367gp

+367 per item · +52.43% ROI

Capital required
700 gp
Gross revenue
1,088 gp
GE tax (2%, 21/item)
− 21 gp
Break-even sell
714 gp

Item data

High alchemy
2 gp99.8% below market
Low alchemy
1 gp
Shop value
4 gp
Weight
0.028 kg
Stack / note
Not stackable · noteable
Released
Jul 11, 2005

About Barley malt

The Barley malt is a members-only item in Old School RuneScape.

"A handful of barley malt"

Over the last 30 days it traded between 773 and 4,057 gp on the Grand Exchange, averaging 1,111 gp. About 1,251 units changed hands per day. The price is down 15.3% across that window. The Grand Exchange buy limit is 11,000 every 4 hours. Selling one at the average price costs 22 gp in Grand Exchange tax.

Casting High Level Alchemy returns 2 gp, which is 99.8% below the 30-day average price, so alching a bought one loses money.

Recipes

Where this item appears in crafting and processing.

Barley malt price history

Daily averages rolled up per month, newest first.

Monthly average, low and high price of Barley malt on the Grand Exchange
MonthAverageLowHighVolume
October 202612d1,2617924,05715,216
September 20261,0137731,43536,612
August 20269997312,18248,140
July 20268796181,14147,955
June 202621d1,2616163,25083,452
May 20262d7356907791,583
April 20261d836836836495
March 20269495901,67631,260
February 20268116711,01817,256
January 20268603651,29717,856

Across 10 months of recorded prices Barley malt ranged from 365 gp in January 2026 to 4,057 gp in October 2026, measured over 218 trading days.

The 30-day average of 1,111 gp sits in the lower third of that range.

All prices in gp. Volume counts units traded across both sides of the Grand Exchange.