BidProwl

Appliances & Household price guide

What appliances & household actually sell for at government surplus auctions.

Average price
$767
Median price
$12
Typical price
$5 to $51
Items sold
11,773

Average price by source

Which auction sites have the cheapest appliances & household?

SourceAverageSold
USMS$71
RitchieBros$251
Proxibid$2690
HiBid$306,650
State$515
PropertyRoom$6283
PublicSurplus$66144
WI Surplus$67186
Municibid$9985
GovLiq$1001
MNBID$1415
GovDeals$2014,121
USPS$22890
PurpleWave$50067
GSA$32,399244

Average price by state

Where are appliances & household cheapest?

StateAverageSold
Rhode Island$166
Utah$18284
Nevada$1941
Indiana$23690
Kentucky$28951
Pennsylvania$30947
Wyoming$31127
Hawaii$398
Missouri$43798
North Dakota$446
Colorado$5768
Arizona$61206
Wisconsin$70244
Texas$711,615
West Virginia$74254
South Carolina$74242
Minnesota$8128
Nebraska$10126
South Dakota$11242
New Mexico$11427

Frequently asked questions

How much do appliances & household sell for at government auctions?

Based on 11,773 completed sales tracked by BidProwl, appliances & household typically sell for a median of $12, and half of them sell between $5 and $51.

What is the cheapest source for appliances & household at government auctions?

Among sources with enough sales to compare, US Marshals Service has the lowest average sold price for appliances & household at $7.

Are appliances & household at government auctions a good deal?

Government surplus appliances & household often sell below retail because agencies must clear inventory. Compare the current bid against the $12 median sold price before bidding, and factor in the buyer's premium and pickup costs.