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Zaryte crossbow price

The Zaryte crossbow GE price, live: what the Zaryte crossbow sells for on the Grand Exchange today, how the price has moved, and how many you can buy. It is the 18th most expensive item in OSRS right now. Also known as “zcb”, “zaryte cbow”.

Zaryte crossbow price: 351,070,140 gp (351.1 million) as of 2026-10-02. The page shows the live price.

Zaryte crossbow price history

A chart of the price over the last two weeks, three months or longer, from the OSRS Wiki’s real-time prices.

Zaryte crossbow GE info

Buy limit8 per 4 hours
High alch594,000 gp
GE tax on a sale5,000,000 gp
After tax346,070,140 gp
MembersYes
Item ID26374

How to get a Zaryte crossbow

Made from a Nihil horn from Nex, an Armadyl crossbow and Nihil shards.

Nex drop table and drop rates

About the Zaryte crossbow price

The price of a Zaryte crossbow on the GE is about 351,070,140 gp (351.1 million) as of 2026-10-02, which makes it the 18th most expensive item on the Grand Exchange of the 33 tracked here.

Among weapons, it is the 8th most expensive, behind the Twisted bow.

Sell one and the GE keeps 5,000,000 gp in tax, so the price for a Zaryte crossbow after tax is 346,070,140 gp.

Questions

What is the Zaryte crossbow GE price?

About 351,070,140 gp (351.1 million) on the Grand Exchange as of 2026-10-02, the day’s average of what it bought and sold for.

Is the Zaryte crossbow the most expensive item in OSRS?

No, it is the 18th most expensive. The most expensive item in OSRS is the 3rd Age pickaxe, at 8.35 billion.

What is the Zaryte crossbow buy limit?

8 every four hours on the Grand Exchange.

How do you get a Zaryte crossbow?

Made from a Nihil horn from Nex, an Armadyl crossbow and Nihil shards.

How much tax is there on selling a Zaryte crossbow?

The GE takes 2% of a sale but never more than 5,000,000 gp an item, and at this price it takes the full 5m. A sale at 351,070,140 gp pays you 346,070,140 gp.

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