Ribwich Appraisal: Value Guide & Checklist for Every Modifier - Appraisal

Ribwich Appraisal: Value Guide & Checklist for Every Modifier

Learn how to appraise Ribwiches in Probably Stolen: packaging, production runs, facility numbers, stickers, and deluxe bonuses explained.

2026-11-01
Probably Stolen Wiki Team
Quick Guide
  • Ribwich appraisal starts at a 150-credit base value with a 40-credit minimum floor.
  • Check stickers first: counterfeit stickers instantly drop the price to the 40-credit minimum.
  • Torn packaging also collapses the value to 40 credits, regardless of other traits.
  • First production run Ribwiches earn +80 credits; deluxe edition adds +300.
  • High-quality packaging facilities add 50 credits; low-quality ones subtract 50.

Ribwich Appraisal Basics

The Ribwich is one of three appraisable item categories in Probably Stolen, alongside cybernetic hands and plasma cartridges. It is a packaged sandwich sold as a dystopian collectible, and appraising it correctly rewards you with a base fee of 20 credits plus 15% of the item's true value.

Video Highlights:

  • Full walkthrough of the appraisal system, including Ribwich examples
  • How to spot counterfeit stickers and torn packaging instantly
  • Production run dates and packaging facility numbers explained
  • Deluxe edition traits (sesame bun + double pickles) worth +300 credits

To start appraising, you must join the Appraisal Board on day 5 (85 credits on standard, 170 on hard mode). The Ribwich appraisal guide arrives a few days after the plasma cartridge guide. Display your junior certificate in the showcase to attract appraisal customers — the customer rate is fixed at 33%, so Ribwich appraisals can be rare in a given run.

Start With the Stickers

Always inspect the red logo sticker (and the green second-run sticker, if present) before anything else. If either sticker looks wrong — swapped colors, a missing logo, or an odd shape — the Ribwich is counterfeit. Skip every other check and enter the 40-credit minimum.

Value Modifiers Reference

Every Ribwich appraisal follows a fixed checklist. Work through it in order and you will rarely miss a modifier.

ModifierConditionValue Change
Base valueAny Ribwich150 credits
Minimum valueAlways applied last40 credits
Torn packagingAny visible tearDrops to 40
Production runFirst run (no green sticker, date in range)+80
Special date1/425 or 12/438+50
Packaging facilityHigh quality (1, 2, 5, 8, 21, 34)+50
Packaging facilityLow quality (7, 15, 18, 26, 31)-50
Packaging facilityNumber above 35Counterfeit, drops to 40
Deluxe editionSesame bun AND double pickles+300
Double meat pattyExtra meat layer (very rare)+800

Instant Fail States

  • Torn packaging → 40 credits
  • Counterfeit stickers → 40 credits
  • Facility number over 35 → counterfeit

Big Money Traits

  • Double meat patty: +800
  • Deluxe edition: +300
  • First production run: +80

Neutral Checks

  • Facility not in either pool: no change
  • Second run date outside 438: no bonus
  • Standard bun and pickles: no modifier
Beware the Deluxe Trap

The game loves handing you a sesame-bun, double-pickle deluxe Ribwich with torn packaging. That tempting +300-credit sandwich is worth only 40 credits. Scan the entire packaging with the magnifying glass before celebrating.

Step-by-Step Ribwich Appraisal

Follow this methodical order for every Ribwich that lands on your counter.

1

Check the Stickers

Verify the red logo sticker matches the genuine design. If a green second-run sticker is present, confirm it is long and flat. Any deviation means counterfeit — enter 40 credits and finish.

2

Inspect the Packaging

Pull the magnifying glass back to view the whole wrapper. Any tear drops the value to 40 credits immediately, no matter how good the sandwich inside looks.

3

Read the Production Date

First-run Ribwiches (no green sticker) earn +80. A date of 1/425 or 12/438 earns +50. Second-run dates in December must be December 438 to qualify.

4

Check the Facility Number

Numbers above 35 are counterfeit (only 35 facilities exist). Cross-reference against the high-quality pool (1, 2, 5, 8, 21, 34) for +50, or the low-quality pool (7, 15, 18, 26, 31) for -50.

5

Identify Modifiers and Send

Look for sesame bun with double pickles (deluxe, +300) and an extra meat layer (+800). Total everything, apply the 40-credit minimum if needed, and send your estimate.

Earnings Per Appraisal

Every completed appraisal pays a 20-credit base fee plus 15% of the item's value. A deluxe Ribwich appraised at 630 credits nets you over 110 credits in fees — pure profit with no inventory cost.

Worked Examples

These real appraisal cases show how the modifiers stack in practice.

CaseKey TraitsCalculationFinal Value
Deluxe, torn packSesame + double pickles, opened wrapper150, torn → 4040
First run, HQ facilityFirst run, facility 2150 + 80 + 50280
Second run, HQ facilityFacility 8, no modifiers150 + 50200
Second run, LQ facilityFacility 31150 - 50100
Counterfeit facilityFirst run, facility 36Over 35 → 4040
Deluxe second runSesame + pickles, facility 4150 + 300450
Why the Order Matters

Sticker and packaging checks come first because they invalidate everything else. Checking dates and facility numbers on a counterfeit Ribwich wastes time you could spend on the next customer.

Ribwich Appraisal Checklist

Every Ribwich, Every Time:

  • Verify the red logo sticker is genuine
  • Confirm green second-run sticker shape if present
  • Scan the entire packaging for tears
  • Read the production date against run ranges
  • Cross-reference the facility number (1-35, HQ/LQ pools)
  • Check for sesame bun, double pickles, and double meat patty
  • Apply the 40-credit minimum before sending the estimate

FAQ

Q: What is the minimum value of a Ribwich in Probably Stolen?

The Ribwich minimum value is 40 credits. No combination of damage, counterfeits, or low-quality packaging can push the final appraisal below this floor, so always raise your total to 40 before sending the estimate.

Q: Do green stickers mean a Ribwich is from the second production run?

No. The green sticker sprite is identical for first and second run Ribwiches lying on the counter, so the sticker alone proves nothing. Confirm the production run by checking the printed date against the first and second run date ranges in your appraisal guide.

Q: How do I spot a counterfeit Ribwich quickly?

Check the stickers and the facility number first. Wrong sticker colors, a missing logo, or a facility number above 35 (only 35 facilities exist) all confirm a counterfeit worth 40 credits. Skip every other check once a counterfeit is confirmed.

Q: How much does a deluxe Ribwich appraisal pay?

A deluxe edition (sesame bun plus double pickles) adds 300 credits to the base value, and you collect a 20-credit base fee plus 15% of the final price. A well-preserved deluxe Ribwich can earn you roughly 95 credits in fees from a single appraisal.

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