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How much is it worth on eBay?

See what items actually sell for on eBay: the latest average sold price, sold prices for the busiest categories and brands, and how to check sold comps.

Analysis by Jordan O'ConnorUpdated Data through

Average sold price
$66
Sales tracked
35,256,046
Busiest category
CCG Individual Cards

What something is worth on eBay is what the same item recently sold for, not what sellers are asking. Across the 35,256,046 sales in Resellbot's latest eBay report, the average sold price was $66, in the 30 days ending November 8, 2026. Your item's price depends on exactly what it is and its condition, so search its sold comps below.

What common items sell for on eBay

The busiest eBay categories in the same 30 days, with the average price buyers actually paid in each. The full ranking, with seller counts and sales a day, is in top categories on eBay.

Average sold price in eBay's busiest categories
CategoryAverage sold priceItems sold
CCG Individual CardsToys & Hobbies $112 1,819,272
WristwatchesJewelry & Watches $493 181,857
Trading Card SinglesCollectibles $83 430,524
PC Laptops & NetbooksComputers/Tablets & Networking $351 98,997
Cell Phones & SmartphonesCell Phones & Accessories $332 91,048
CCG Sealed BoxesToys & Hobbies $224 118,123
Women's Bags & HandbagsClothing, Shoes & Accessories $191 161,270
Trading Card Box & Case BreaksSports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop $48 452,185
Video Game ConsolesVideo Games & Consoles $234 107,636
Action FiguresToys & Hobbies $51 473,370

What popular brands sell for

The brands with the most sold revenue in the same window, and what their items sold for on average. Rankings by sales are in best-selling brands on eBay.

Average sold price for eBay's top brands
BrandAverage sold priceItems sold
Pokemon $161 963,021
Apple $199 212,311
Topps $65 432,235
Rolex $1,367 17,564
Sony $113 188,482
Nintendo $66 303,636
Samsung $89 194,442
Dell $148 98,080
Lego $54 245,407
Nike $59 256,922

How to read an average sold price

An average is a benchmark, not a valuation of your item. Condition, model, completeness and shipping all move the price, which is why categories and brands average such different amounts. Sold comps of your exact item show whether it sells near the average at all, and the eBay fee calculator shows what you keep once eBay's fees come off the sale price.

Where these numbers come from

These figures come from Resellbot's eBay sold listing report for the previous 30 calendar days, through November 8, 2026. Categories and brands are ordered by sold revenue, so these are the busiest ones rather than a full directory. Recent days appear after daily processing is finalized.

Questions

How many sold comps are enough?
Enough to see a pattern, not one lucky sale. Start with three to five recent sold comps of the same item and treat the middle of that range as your likely price. If they disagree, weigh the ones closest to your item's condition, size and completeness, and check a few more before you buy or list.
What is a sold comp?
A sold comp is a recently sold listing for the same item, or the closest match you can find. Compare the brand, model, size, condition and the total the buyer paid, including shipping.
Why do sold prices differ from asking prices?
An asking price is what a seller hopes to get. A sold price is what a buyer actually paid, so condition, completeness, shipping cost and how long the listing waited all change it.
Can I see eBay sold prices without an account?
You can search Resellbot's sold listings without an account. eBay's own sold filter is visible while you browse, and Terapeak sits inside Seller Hub, so it asks you to sign in.

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