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Toys, Games & Media price guide

What toys, games & media actually sell for at government surplus auctions.

Average price
$619
Median price
$10
Typical price
$5 to $30
Items sold
9,922

Average price by source

Which auction sites have the cheapest toys, games & media?

SourceAverageSold
State$82
Proxibid$1474
PropertyRoom$18481
HiBid$256,792
WI Surplus$62103
Municibid$7110
MNBID$1273
PurpleWave$2233
PublicSurplus$24834
RitchieBros$3001
GovDeals$4121,964
USPS$1,435395
GSA$76,04260

Average price by state

Where are toys, games & media cheapest?

StateAverageSold
Hawaii$77
Nebraska$7335
South Dakota$1077
Iowa$11296
Utah$1290
Maine$136
Alaska$1623
Kansas$168
West Virginia$1837
New York$20529
Washington$22250
New Mexico$2235
Wisconsin$24379
New Hampshire$2514
Missouri$27259
Pennsylvania$271,459
Indiana$281,149
Nevada$3365
Idaho$33120
Michigan$35142

Frequently asked questions

How much do toys, games & media sell for at government auctions?

Based on 9,922 completed sales tracked by BidProwl, toys, games & media typically sell for a median of $10, and half of them sell between $5 and $30.

What is the cheapest source for toys, games & media at government auctions?

Among sources with enough sales to compare, State Surplus has the lowest average sold price for toys, games & media at $8.

Are toys, games & media at government auctions a good deal?

Government surplus toys, games & media often sell below retail because agencies must clear inventory. Compare the current bid against the $10 median sold price before bidding, and factor in the buyer's premium and pickup costs.