What the fees could buy
Every token fee claimed lands in one wallet. This page reads that wallet's balance, converts it at the going rate for gold, and works down the hundred most expensive items in Old School RuneScape — cheapest first. Nothing here has been bought. It is a projection of what the treasury covers today.
Items the treasury fully covers at today's rate. They leave the queue when their bar fills. Covered is not bought — nothing on this page has been purchased in game.
The same hundred items as a bank. Pick any slot to see what it holds, what a buy limit lets one account take per day, and what the gold would cost.
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How the numbers work
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The treasury is just a wallet balance
Fees are claimed into one Solana address. The page asks an RPC node for its balance on load, prices it in dollars, and that is the whole treasury. No balance is stored here and nothing is taken on trust — the address is public and the same query works from anywhere.
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Gold is quoted, not bought
The conversion uses the going market rate for Old School gold as a reference. Quoting a rate is not the same as buying at it: paying a gold seller is real-world trading, which Jagex bans accounts for. The only route Jagex permits is buying a Bond and selling it on the Grand Exchange, and that costs many times more — both rates are below.
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Cheapest first, one bar at a time
The queue runs from the cheapest item upward. The treasury fills each bar in turn, and only spills into the next once the one before it is full. Cheap items clear almost immediately; the bottom of the list takes a treasury an order of magnitude larger.
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Some items have no price to fill
A coin stack stops at 2,147,483,647, and so does the Grand Exchange. Three items on this list trade above it, so they have no real GE price — their bars use the low end of the street estimate, and one has no published estimate at all. Those sit at the end, marked.