Question about extra gold for doing quests at max level

[Redbeard]

Good afternoon boxers,

My main is level 80 and has gotten a few drops and im ready to bring up my lowbies. I read, in the WoWwiki, that

"Level 60 (non-expansion owners), level 70 (TBC expansion owners) or Level 80 (WotLK expansion owners) characters now gain money instead of XP ('http://www.wowwiki.com/XP') for turning in quests. This was done to encourage them to continue completing quests in the endgame. The exchange rate is 6 copper for each XP that the quest would otherwise have given (for example, a quest yielding 14150 XP gives you 8http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/wowwiki/images/1/10/Gold.png ('http://www.wowwiki.com/G') 49http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/wowwiki/images/0/0b/Silver.png ('http://www.wowwiki.com/S') extra); however, repeatable quests are exempt from this rule and will not yield additional money."

I plan on trying to grind up to 80 through instances and then come back and do all the quests (eventually), thus making a good deal of money in the process. I just wanted to make sure Im reading this right and that i will still get money for level 60-80 quests even if im level 80? I think it will be a reduce amount, I just wanted to know if Ill still get a bonus.

Thanks.

[Bigfish]

The amount of gold you get from completing a quest IS as you say, but it also factors in your relative level, so completing 60-75 Quests will net you less gold than you would have gotten as XP. Its still a good way to make good moeny. I can pull in 3-4k a night from questing.

[Coca Cola Injection]

lets make a cery nice example for you here. at level 70 the average gold received from I.E. a Dalie quest from teh Isle would yeild about anywhere from 9-11g as i remember i think. At level 80 i went back to see if i could still get that much gold. All of teh quests gold amounts had been dropped down to about 3-4g

Hope that helps =]
BTW thats just a 10 level difference quest lvl 80 vs. lvl 70 quests :|

[elsegundo]

nvm....
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