Base & Loot · Evidence checked Sep 27, 2026

Reading Item Names and Display Labels

Use one recorded base screen to separate item names, per-second display values, and the extra labels shown beside them.

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Read each field as it appears

A Dxnny recording shows item names, dollar-per-second values, and additional colored text on the same base display. The visible frame lets you transcribe those fields for that player. It does not explain the extra labels or establish a complete item list.

A Roblox base display shows Gold Chain Bust, Charm Bracelet, and Hair Comb items with per-second income values and colored labels.

Examples legible in the recorded frame

These entries reproduce the name, rate, and adjacent label visible in one player session. The values can change with a player’s base or game updates.

Gold Chain Bust
$79/s · Mint · 1 in 7,200
Charm Bracelet
$41/s · Good · 1 in 3,300
Hair Comb
$6/s · Immaculate · 1 in 450

Keep rates and extra labels separate

The source frame also shows an offline banner in dollars per day. That unit is different from the per-second values above. The video does not define whether Mint, Good, Immaculate, or the adjacent 1-in-N figures describe a modifier, chance, or another system.

Make your own current record

If you compare items in your base, copy their names and units exactly as displayed and include the date and the server context. Use a new screen capture after a game update or base change. The available source does not support ranking items by value or explaining how to obtain a label.

Guide notes

Read the item name
Keep the displayed $/s unit attached
Copy the colored label exactly
Treat every number as one recorded session
Check your own display before comparing items

Sources and observations

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