Disease Cures can be a great item to sell so players can remove the Fallout 76 Items diseases affecting their characters. Granted some players will simply let the clock run out on the disease and deal with it, but odds are anyone with the spare cash is more than happy to buy a Cure and get rid of it.

Stimpaks

For players that want to monetize their crafting, Stimpaks can be a great way to make some money. These items are always in high demand as the average player will be engaging in combat and will lose some health.

Having a vending machine near high combat areas will almost guarantee Stimpaks will fly off the shelves at the right price. Sourcing ingredients to make product in bulk can be tricky, and a few select perks are necessary to truly get the most out of it but it's very lucrative to those who figure it out.

Recipes

Like the entrepreneurs who sold shovels during the Gold Rush, players can make their fortunes selling Recipes. These items enable players to craft everything from Squirrel On A Stick to Stimpaks. Some Recipes are sold by MODUS and others appear randomly in coolers.

The most valuable recipes are those that appear exclusively during events. Players who accumulate a few of these with no intention of using them can flip them after the events conclude and supply dwindles for a major profit.

Outfits

Everyone needs clothes, and as such outfits are often a great item to sell in Fallout 76. Which outfits will sell is an entirely different story and one the player will need to puzzle out on their own.

Generally speaking, armor does well near combat zones and fashionable outfits do well in peaceful C.A.M.P.s. Power Armor is also a solid choice but sourcing pieces and determining the right price can be tricky. A safe bet is Underarmor with helpful modifications.

Plans

Plans are the blueprints used to build everything from weapons to C.A.M.P. items. Lots of players will craft and sell items or produce their own ammo for their convenience. Players with plans Fallout 76 Bottle Caps can make a mint selling them to these DIYers in areas rich with materials.