Price resale items with confidence
Turning sold comps into a number you can defend. No fluff — just the method, one topic at a time.
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How to price a collectible from sold comps — the right way
Sold comps only give you a price if you read them right: pull real solds, cut the outliers, take the median for your exact condition, and check the sample size.
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Why averaging sold listings gives you the wrong price
The average drags junk and grails into one meaningless number. Here's why the mean fails for resale pricing and what to use instead.
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How condition changes resale value (and how to price for it)
Condition is usually the single biggest driver of resale price. How to tier it, and why a blended number leaves real money on the table.
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How to find sold prices on eBay — and turn them into a real number
Asking prices are noise. Here's how to pull eBay's actual sold listings, narrow them to items like yours, and turn them into a resale value you can defend.
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How to value a resale item without a paid database
You don't need a WorthPoint or Terapeak subscription to price a flip. Free sold-comp data plus the right method gives you a defensible number — and avoids where the paid tools fall short.
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What to do when there aren't enough sold comps
Thin data is the trap that produces fake-precise prices. How to widen a sparse comp set honestly — and when the right move is to admit the number isn't there yet.