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Metin2 Yang Prices

How many TRY is 1 Won in Metin2 today? The table below pulls ten sellers' Won prices every five minutes and puts them side by side server by server — both the price you'd pay and the price you'd get. 1 Won = 100 M = 100,000,000 yang. Turkish sellers, prices in ₺.

Cheapest when you buy — loading
Highest when you sell — loading
Spread — the sites' margin
1 Won equals 100 M 100,000,000 yang
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Metin2 Won price history

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The difference between Won and yang

Metin2's in-game money is yang. Won isn't an item inside the game; it's the unit players and seller sites use: 1 Won = 100 M yang. Prices are quoted in Won, delivery happens in game as yang.

Sell in the table is the price the site asks when selling to you — if you're buying yang you look at this, lower is better. Buy is the price the site pays when buying from you — if you're selling you look at this, higher is better.

Every server's economy is separate. On newly opened servers there's little yang in circulation, so the Won price starts several times higher and comes down as players and farming grow. Look at your own server's column.

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Frequently asked about Metin2 yang and Won

There's no fixed number; it changes by server and during the day. The table on this page pulls 10 sellers' Won prices every 5 minutes and puts them side by side for every server; the cheapest sale is marked green, the highest buy red.

1 Won = 100 M = 100,000,000 yang. Won isn't an item inside the game; it's the unit used in payment and trade; delivery is always made as yang.

Every server's economy is separate and there's no transfer between them. On newly opened servers there's little yang in circulation, so the Won price starts several times higher; as the player count and farming grow the price comes down. On old servers yang is plentiful, so Won is cheap.

Article 5.4.c of the Metin2 General Terms of Use forbids buying and selling in-game items for real money and article 10.3 says the contract can be terminated in that case. So there's a risk of an account ban. See the is buying Won forbidden guide for details.

Sites buy yang from you cheap and sell it to you dear; the gap is their margin. That's why buying and selling right away is always a loss. The two columns in the table show these two directions.