Sell

See also: Buyback

The Sell button appears in Info menus appearing in Monster, Decoration or Structure menus. It is used to sell Monsters, Decorations or Structures that the player no longer wishes to have on their island. If it is pressed, a message appears asking if you are sure you want to sell the current object. If the item can be bought in the Market for Coins or Shards, it can be sold back to the game for 75% of its purchase price. If it can be bought in the Market for Diamonds, it would be sold back to the game for Coins instead of Diamonds. If the item was bought using Starpower or Medals, selling it will return nothing.

Sales

Monsters / Decorations Bought while on sale will Sell with a similar reduction. For example, an empty Wubbox - normally 75,000,000 that would sell for 56,250,000 - that was Bought during a 50% off event for 37,500,000, will instead Sell for 28,125,000 (75% of 37.5M).

Notes

• Monsters' produced resources (Coins, Shards, and potential Bonus Items) should be collected first, as selling the Monster will not collect these before the actual sale happens.
• In update 1.2.9, the location of the Sell button was changed. This is to avoid accidental selling of a valuable Monster. Before the update, it appeared directly in the menu when a Monster, Decoration or Structure was selected, instead of in its Info menu.
• Apart from having a Sell button in the Info menu, some structures still have a Sell button in the menu that appears when the item is selected. This still hasn't been fixed.
• Decorations' Sell buttons are on their select menu, so as to get rid of them more conveniently.
• Before version 3.9, even though Rare Monsters are more expensive to buy than the common monsters, they are sold back for the same price.
• Some items in the game cannot be sold:
  • The last Monster on an Island. The game will inform you that at least one Monster must exist on the Island (even if the Islands originally never had a Monster).
  • The Bonus Breeding Structure and Bonus Nursery. Once a Bonus Structure has been bought, it cannot be sold, and will take up its 4x4 space in perpetuity. Originally these could be sold, but as of at least version 2.4.2 they cannot.
  • Non-empty Storage Structures and Hotel Structures. These must be emptied before they can be sold.
  • Any unique structures that come with the island, such as the Castle, Conservatory, and Synthesizer.
  • The Colossingum Trophies. Before version 3.9.4, once placed on and Island, they could not be removed, but are still possible to be moved. Consider using a Storage Structure as a storage option for excess Trophies. Side note: as the BUM-ble Beginnings Trophy must be placed on regular Plant Island, consider placing other Trophies there as well to have a complete set on at least one Island; this has been changed in version 3.9.4, where the player is now able to place trophies on different islands.
    • Before version 3.9.4, the only way to completely get rid of a Trophy was to let the reward sit in your Mailbox until its time runs out.
    • As of now, it is possible to "sell" a trophy, which turns it into a free item in the decorations tab in the market. This means it's possible to move trophies between islands but duplicates cannot be obtained.
  • The Unity Tree could not be sold once it has been placed, however, this was changed in version 3.6.0.
• Upgrades of any sort cannot be downgraded/sold for money back; a Castle once upgraded cannot be downgraded, a Hotel cannot be downgraded, Monsters cannot be brought back down in Level, and so on.
• In update 3.3, the selling price of almost every monster was rebalanced, most notably Triple and Quad element Fire and Magical Monsters. Before the update, they would have selling prices of 1 million coins for Triple Elements and 2 million for Quad Elements. Now, the Fire Triples sell for 225,000 coins and Fire Quads sell for 450,000 coins, while Magical Triples sell for 168,750 coins and Magical Quads sell for 337,500 coins. However, Rares and Epics now have higher selling prices.
• When the prices were changed in Update 3.3, there was an oversight, and Punkleton on Seasonal Shanty, Rare Potbelly and Rare Flowah on Light Island, and Rare Drumpler on the Natural Islands kept their original prices.
• In a later update of My Singing Monsters, they will add a unique "selling" animation in Amber Island; it will be the same animation where a Vessel loses its power, and then disappears on the island, just like if a Vessel is expired.