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{{otheruses|the free-to-play guide|the members guide|Money making guide/Combined (P2P)}}

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By combining different skills, you can gain a considerable sum of both money and experience, rather than too much money and too little experience (or the other way around). Most of these methods do cost a large sum of base funds, and these methods may not be as effective as [[power levelling]] or strict money making methods.

{|class="wikitable"
!Name
!Effectiveness
!Requirements
!Details
!Additional requirements
|-
| Making gold jewelry
| {{Difficulty|1}}
| [[Crafting]] 8+
| Gold jewelry can be made from gold bars (not ores) which gives small amount of profit and crafting experience. Those with gems are not recommended for now. They can be sold to [[Grum's Gold Exchange]] or Grand Exchange. Grum's Gold Exchange buys necklaces with better price than rings and amulets.
|None
|-
|-
| Collecting Potatoes
| {{Difficulty|1}}
| None
| [[Potato|Potatoes]] can be picked at the field directly West of [[Fred the Farmer|Fred the Farmer's]] Chicken Farm near [[Lumbridge]] It takes approximately thirty seconds (or less) to collect a bag full of potatoes, and takes around a minute and a half to run to the nearest bank and back. Potatoes sell for {{GEprice|Raw potato}} coins, and so a full inventory of them would yield {{formatnum:{{#expr:{{GEPrice|Raw potato|n}}*28}}}}, and would allow for a profit of {{formatnum:{{#expr:{{GEPrice|Raw potato|n}}*28*30}}}} per hour, which is a very decent amount for the lack of skills required. If any explorer's ring is used, the profits may exceed 150,000 per hour. If low on energy, rest by the musician in Lumbridge. Alternatively, the potatoes could be used to train cooking.
|None (An explorer's ring (any type) would be helpful, as they could restore one's run energy)
|-
|Making bronze bars from scratch
|{{Difficulty|1}}
|None
|Mining [[copper ore|copper]] and [[tin ore]]s and smelting [[bronze bar]]s can be a good combination inclusive a good experience amount. Each bar sells for {{GEprice|Bronze bar}} coins.
|None
|-
|Making iron bars from scratch
|{{Difficulty|1}}
|15 [[Mining]] 15+ [[Smithing]]
|Mining [[iron ore]]s and smelting [[iron bar]]s can be a good combination inclusive a good experience amount. Each bar sells for {{GEprice|Iron bar}} coins. Success rate is improved from 50% for 1% per level, until 80% at 45 Smithing and then capped.
|45 Smithing (recommended)
|-
|Making silver bars from scratch
|{{Difficulty|3}}
|20 [[Mining]] 20 [[Smithing]]
|[[Silver ore]]s can be mined, smithed into [[Silver bar|bars]] and sold on the [[Grand Exchange]] for {{GEPrice|Silver bar}} coins. The best place to mine silver is [[Al Kharid]] mine, featuring 5 rocks and a nearby furnace, but the [[Crafting Guild]] features 6 rocks and is unpopulated, though 40 Crafting is required to enter the guild, and the closest bank and furnace is somewhat far away.
|40 [[Crafting]] [[Explorer's ring 3]] or 4
|-
|Making steel bars from scratch
|{{Difficulty|2}}
|30 [[Mining]] 30 [[Smithing]]
|[[Iron ore]] and [[Coal]] can be mined in 1:2 ratio, smelted into [[steel bar]]s and sold for {{GEPrice|Steel bar}} coins each.
|15 [[Dungeoneering]] (Dwarven Mine resource dungeon)
|-
|Making Mithril and Admantite bars, using Dwarven Mine Resource Dungeon
|{{Difficulty|3}}
|30+ [[Smithing]] 30+ [[Mining]] 15 Dungeoneering
|In Dwarven Mine and Mining Guild you can find a fairly abundant supply of rocks for [[coal]], [[mithril ore|mithril]] and [[adamantite ore]]s. Players can access the Resource Dungeon at the west wall of [[Dwarven Mine]] with 15 [[Dungeoneering]]. A deposit box is available to deposit all the mined ores and returning to bank is unnecessary. Please refer to additional information for skill requirements.
|60 Mining (Mining Guild)
|-
|Making Mithril and Admantite bars, using Superheat
|{{Difficulty|3}}
|30+ [[Smithing]] 30+ [[Mining]] 43 Magic
|Utilising [[Superheat]] will allow players to mine Mithril and Admantite for prolonged time at literally everywhere. Players are required to wield [[Staff of fire]], bring 25+ [[Nature rune]]s, pickaxe, an optional [[coal bag]], the remaining inventory can be filled with ores with some empty slots or completely empty. Superheating will compress the ores mined into bars, just repeat the process and bank when the inventory is filled with bars. Coal bag can be used for extra coal income and speeding up process. This method although earns slower and requires magic, is benefited from less competition and saving time. Please refer to additional information for skill requirements.
|[[Coal Bag]]
|-
|Processing pizza and anchovy pizza
|{{Difficulty|2}}
|15 [[Fishing]] 55 [[Cooking]]
|Anchovy pizzas can be produced by buying [[plain pizza]]s (cooked one) for {{GEPrice|Plain pizza}} coins each; [[anchovies]] can be caught at the fishing spot south of Draynor Village, added to the pizzas, and [[anchovy pizza]]s being sold for {{GEprice|Anchovy pizza}} coins each. Alternatively pizza, cheese and tomatoes can be bought for {{GEPrice|Pizza base}}, {{GEPrice|Tomato}} and {{GEPrice|Cheese}} coins each respectively; which can be mixed into uncooked pizza for cooking.

Alternatively if hard tasks of Lumbridge Tasks are completed, players can obtain several plain pizzas from Cook at Lumbridge castle daily, and it can yield minor direct profit.
|None
|-
| Collecting Raw Salmon
| {{Difficulty|1}}
| Unlock [[edgeville]] lodestone
| Because lots of player powerfish at [[Gunnarsgrunn]], meaning they drop the contents of their inventory after fishing, you can take the [[raw salmon]] they drop on the ground and bank them in [[edgeville]]'s bank. It takes around 100 seconds to store 28 [[raw salmon]], so the profit per hour is {{formatnum:{{#expr:{{GEPrice|raw salmon|n}}*28*36}}}}
|None
|-
|Drinking Wine
| {{Difficulty|1}}
|None
| Jugs of wine can be bought from the Grand Exchange for {{GEPrice|Jug of wine|n}} coins. They can then be drank and resold for {{GEPrice|Jug|n}} coins or can be filled with water for additional income selling for {{GEPrice|Jug of water|n}} coins.
|None (but patience helps)
|-}

==Additional information==
===Crafting material and product prices===

*Grand Exchange Prices
{|class="wikitable"
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!Gold
!Sapphire
!Emerald
!Ruby
!Diamond
|-
|Uncut
| -- || {{GEprice|Uncut sapphire}} || {{GEprice|Uncut emerald}} || {{GEprice|Uncut ruby}} || {{GEprice|Uncut diamond}}
|-
|Cut
| -- || {{GEprice|Sapphire}} || {{GEprice|Emerald}} || {{GEprice|Ruby}} || {{GEprice|Diamond}}
|-
|Amulet (Strung)
| {{GEprice|Gold amulet}} || {{GEprice|Sapphire amulet}} || {{GEprice|Emerald amulet}} || {{GEprice|Ruby amulet}} || {{GEprice|Diamond amulet}}
|-
|Amulet (Enchanted)
| -- || {{GEprice|Amulet of magic}} || {{GEprice|Amulet of defence}} || {{GEprice|Amulet of strength}} || {{GEprice|Amulet of power}}
|-
|Necklace
| {{GEprice|Gold necklace}} || {{GEprice|Sapphire necklace}} || {{GEprice|Emerald necklace}} || {{GEprice|Ruby necklace}} || {{GEprice|Diamond necklace}}
|-
|Ring
| {{GEprice|Gold ring}} || {{GEprice|Sapphire ring}} || {{GEprice|Emerald ring}} || {{GEprice|Ruby ring}} || {{GEprice|Diamond ring}}
|}

*Grum's Gold Exchange Prices
{|class="wikitable"
!--
!Gold
!Sapphire
!Emerald
!Ruby
!Diamond
|-
|-
|Amulet and Ring
| 210 || 540 || 765 || 1215 || 2115
|-
|Necklace
| 270 || 630 || 855 || 1305 || 2205
|-
|}

'''Gold Ore - {{GEprice|Gold ore}} coins; Gold Bar - {{GEprice|Gold bar}} coins''' 
Enchanted amulets have respective names:
*[[Amulet of Magic]] (Sapphire)
*[[Amulet of Defence]] (Emerald)
*[[Amulet of Strength]] (Ruby)
*[[Amulet of Power]] (Diamond)
Please remember to add the gold bar/ore cost before calculating for cost involving crafting non-gold items.

===Superheating Guide===
:About the methods involving superheating bars, here are the specific requirements:
*Mining coal (basic): 30+ Mining
*Mining mithril ore: 55+ Mining
*Mining adamantite ore: 70+ Mining
*Mining runite ore: 85+ Mining
*Smelting steel bars: 30+ Smithing
*Smelting mithril bars: 50+ Smithing
*Smelting adamantite bars: 70+ Smithing
*Smelting Runite bars: 85+ Smithing

:The calculations is based in starting with no ore and coal, generating 20 bars (Adamantite) or 22 bars (Mithril) per trip.
:Experience and coins gained by superheating per trip:

Adamantite bars:
*{{#expr:{{GEPrice|Adamant bar|n}}*20-{{GEPrice|Nature rune}}*20}} coins
*1060 Magic exp 
*7900 Mining exp 
*750 Smithing exp 

Mithril bars:
*{{#expr:{{GEPrice|Mithril bar|n}}*22-{{GEPrice|Nature rune}}*22}} coins
*1166 Magic exp 
*6160 Mining exp 
*660 Smithing exp 

:Coal bag bonus (27 extra coal)
*{{#expr:{{GEPrice|Coal|n}}*27|n}} coins and 1350 Mining exp

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