> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.bucketry.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.bucketry.net/get-started/money-making/shops.md).

# Shops

#### Selling Items in `/shop`

**`/shop`** is your go-to destination for turning excess items into cash. Whether you're overflowing from building farms or just playing the game, you can conveniently sell unwanted materials and earn money instantly.

**Shop Categories**

Our shop categories encompass all types of blocks and items. Note that purchasing options are primarily limited to **Blocks** and **Decorations**. This design encourages you to engage more deeply with the game for certain items. Be aware that prices may fluctuate depending on market activity, adding a dynamic challenge to your trading strategy.

**Commands:**

* **`/shop`**: Opens the shop interface
* **`/sellgui`**: Launches a chest interface for bulk sales
* **`/sellall inventory`**: Sells all sellable items in your inventory
* **`/sellall hand`**: Sells all of a specific item type from your inventory (Available once you reach Merchant status)
* **`/sellhand`**: Sells the item currently held in your hand

#### Creating Your Own Shop

~~Interested in selling directly to other players? Visit **`/mall warp`** to set up your own chest shops. Simply select an available plot, interact with the sign, and start trading! For a step-by-step guide, check out the tutorial video below.~~

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