Every item
Straight from the game: names, prices and levels are always the current ones.
Loot
Tin of Tobacco Common
Half full and smelling of cherry. It's not much, but a fence takes anything.
Leather Wallet Common
The cash is long gone; a photo and a pawn ticket are left. The leather alone will fetch a little.
Fountain Pen Common
Gold nib, someone else's signature still drying. Small change at the pawnshop, but it adds up.
Silk Scarf Common
Still smells of somebody's expensive perfume. Light to carry and easy to sell on.
Box of Spark Plugs Common
Dull as a sermon, but every mechanic in town will take them off your hands.
Silver Cufflinks Common
Lifted off a banker between the soup and the fish. Small, shiny and easy to fence.
Bundle of Betting Slips Common
Losing tickets, mostly, but the names on them are worth something to the right bookie.
Pocket Watch Common
Still ticking, and the engraving says it was a gift. Nobody's giving it back now.
Box Camera Common
Takes a decent picture, and maybe already took an indecent one. A pawnshop staple.
Opera Glasses Common
Mother-of-pearl, made for watching the stage and the private boxes. A pawnshop will take them.
Set of Chrome Hubcaps Common
Shiny enough to see your own guilt in. Every garage in town needs a set.
Loaded Dice Uncommon
They always roll the way their owner wanted. Every crooked game in town wants a pair.
Silver Cigarette Case Uncommon
Engraved with somebody else's initials. A little polish and a fence won't care whose.
Wedding Ring Uncommon
Plain gold, the inscription worn thin. Forever didn't last; the gold will.
Bundle of Love Letters Uncommon
Perfumed, ribboned and signed by a married man. Worth more to his wife than to any fence.
Car Radio Uncommon
Pried out of a dashboard with the music still playing. A fence can always move a good radio.
Rack of Poker Chips Uncommon
Clay chips from an underground card room that closed in a hurry. The right door still swaps them for cash.
Crystal Decanter Uncommon
Cut crystal from a judge's study. He won't report it; he'd have to explain what was in it.
Carton of Cigarettes Uncommon
Fell off a truck, as they say. Smokes sell themselves in any back alley.
Gold Wristwatch Uncommon
Keeps good time and better value. Wrist-sized gold slips into any fence's pocket.
Bag of Silver Coins Uncommon
Heavy, jingly and impossible to trace. Silver always finds a buyer.
Typewriter Uncommon
Heavy enough to break a toe, and the keys still remember the last ransom note.
Crate of Bootleg Whiskey Uncommon
Bootleg rye in a crate marked as machine parts. The thirsty half of the city will pay for it.
Radio Set Uncommon
Polished walnut cabinet that pulls in stations from far-off cities. Every parlour wants one.
Gramophone Rare
Brass horn, hand crank, still plays a mean foxtrot. Heavy to carry, easy to sell.
Case of Champagne Rare
A dozen bottles of the real stuff, not bathtub fizz. Every speakeasy in town will bid for it.
Stack of Counterfeit Bills Rare
Good enough to fool a shopkeeper, not good enough for a bank. Somebody downtown buys them by the stack.
Mink Stole Rare
Soft as a lie and twice as expensive. A fence will gladly take it off your shoulders.
Fur Coat Rare
Lifted from a cloakroom while the owner danced. Fur never goes out of style with a fence.
Stolen Police File Rare
Names, dates and who was paid to forget them. Dangerous to hold, and a fence knows who'll buy it.
Antique Vase Rare
Older than the city and twice as fragile. A fence with the right buyers will handle it gently.
Pearl Necklace Rare
A single strand, each pearl matched by hand. The kind of thing a fence weighs twice, just to enjoy it.
Sapphire Earrings Epic
Blue as a cop's uniform and far easier to love. A matched pair always brings a better price.
Diamond Ring Epic
A rock big enough to anchor a boat. The fence won't ask questions, just how fast you want paying.
Jewelled Brooch Epic
Emeralds pinned to a dowager's chest until tonight. Fences know a family heirloom when they see one.
Silver Ingot Epic
Stamped by a smelter that swears it's never heard of you. Melted down, it has no past at all.
Bearer Bonds Epic
Whoever holds them owns them. No names, no questions, and every fence in town wants a look.
Ruby Necklace Legendary
Rubies the colour of what it cost to get them. The kind of piece a fence retires on.
Stolen Painting Legendary
An old master that left the museum without a ticket. Only a few buyers in the country, and they all pay well.
Deed to a Gold Mine Legendary
Signed over at gunpoint in a back room. Gold in them hills, and a buyer for the paper in every boardroom.