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Server government auction prices: what they sell for

254 server lots sold at government auction in the last 12 months, median winning bid $280. PowerEdge and ProLiant units from data-center refreshes; drives are pulled, so price them as chassis plus RAM.

Median winning bid
$280
Average
$823
Lowest to highest
$3 to $12,700
Sold, last 12 months
254
Average bids
16.5

Median price by month

Monthly median winning bid for server lots over the last 12 months. Hover a bar for the exact figure.

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Recently sold server lots

The latest server lots to close with a winning bid.

Prices by state

States with at least 5 sold server lots in the last 12 months.

StateSoldMedian price
Pennsylvania34$1,513
Colorado27$285
Iowa27$800
Texas17$69
Washington16$205
Alabama10$263
California10$137
Michigan10$925
Oklahoma10$44
Virginia9$1,300
Indiana8$32
Kentucky8$78
Florida7$360
Maryland7$285
Tennessee7$288

Questions about server prices

What does a used server sell for at government auction?

Across 254 government auction sales in the last 12 months, the median winning bid for a server was $280. Half sold below that and half above. The average was $823.

What is the cheapest a server has sold for?

The lowest winning bid in the last 12 months was $3; the highest was $12,700. Condition drives the spread: as-is lots with known problems sell near the bottom of the range.

How much bidding competition is there for server auctions?

Sold server lots received an average of 16.5 bids each. 254 lots closed with a winning bid in the last 12 months.

Which states sell the most server lots at government auction?

Pennsylvania (34 sold, median $1,513), Colorado (27 sold, median $285), Iowa (27 sold, median $800) lead over the last 12 months.

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