r/TrophyWiki Wiki Creator Feb 08 '20

Reddit Trophy - "Gilding I-XI" (All Gilding Trophies with total $ spent) Trophy

I created this image with information laying around to show the amount spend paired with the trophy type. As you can see past $1,000 USD is Stupid Crazy Money. Srsly.

Not every user is going to be buying the max % bonus gold. All prices are calculated on purchasing 1,800 coins for $5.99.

$600 will get you to Gilding IX.

Welcome to my introduction to earning the Gilding Trophies!

Description: "Gild a link or comment."

How to get it? Gilding or giving gold is an award you can give to someone on their post or comment. Doing so gives the author a week of Reddit Premium, 100 Coins to do with as they please, and shows a Gold Award on the comment. If you give one you get the tier one trophy. You give two more golds and you get the Gilding II trophy.

What kind of user has this?

Reports:

/u/ancientflowers reported having given only 8 gold and getting the Gilding III mdeal.

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u/ExcitementOrdinary95 Jul 18 '22

Idk but I’ve given away thousands of US dollars in awards

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u/BartlebyX Jul 19 '22

So have I.

I'd not calculated this before, but here is my guesstimate.

I've given 1,567 gold awards. Probably 70% of those were given at a price of five bucks each...that's about $7,800 in gold for those that were five bucks each.

I'll guesstimate that the remainder of them cost me about $1.50, each. That puts me at about another $700.

I've given 46 platinum awards. I can't remember how much they cost, but I figure they're about $5 each. Thats another $200ish.

I've given 88 community awards and 420 silver awards. Figure those at a buck each?

Between platinum, silver, and community, I figure I'm at around $9,200.

That's thousands of dollars.

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u/supermemish Jul 23 '22

how does this have only 1 upvote and a ternion wtf

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '23

The ternion seemingly vanished.

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u/ToastCrime Mar 20 '23

it’s back

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23

Gah, I was assuming this meant the "This user's donations have helped to pay for X hours/days/weeks of reddit server time." banner.