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Electronics Price Guide

What electronics actually sell for at government surplus auctions.

Average Price

$449

Median Price

$53

Price Range

$0$131,525

Items Sold

21,380

Average Price by Source

Which auction sites have the cheapest electronics?

SourceAvg PriceSold
HiBid$53236
PropertyRoom$662,521
PublicSurplus$1092,091
Municibid$278184
USPS$38425
State$487152
GovDeals$53714,878
GSA$8281,293

Average Price by State

Where are electronics cheapest?

StateAvg PriceSold
Delaware$6510
Alaska$72417
Idaho$9163
New Hampshire$10420
Wyoming$12844
Connecticut$13310
New Mexico$143167
Arkansas$167793
Indiana$169622
District of Columbia$177297
Montana$2288
Iowa$233816
North Carolina$254270
California$2702,390
New York$303808
Arizona$311339
Ohio$3251,303
West Virginia$32816
Nebraska$346189
Oklahoma$356152

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do electronics sell for at government auctions?

Based on 21,380 completed sales tracked by BidProwl, electronics typically sell for a median of $53, with prices ranging from $0 to $131,525.

What is the cheapest source for electronics at government auctions?

Among sources with enough sales to compare, HiBid has the lowest average sold price for electronics at $53.

Are electronics at government auctions a good deal?

Government surplus electronics often sell below retail because agencies must clear inventory. Compare the current bid against the $53 median sold price before bidding, and factor in the buyer's premium and pickup costs.