Price guides & value catalog
What common finds actually sell for, model by model: a typical sale range, a list-at price and a quick-sale price, refreshed weekly from what’s for sale on eBay.
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Cameras & lensesFilm SLRs, rangefinders, point-and-shoots, instant cameras, digital cameras, camcorders and classic lenses.200 models · 197 priced so farVideo game consolesHome consoles and handhelds from Nintendo, Sony, Sega and Microsoft, priced as the console itself.45 modelsVintage PyrexCollectible Pyrex patterns and pieces: mixing bowls, Cinderella bowls, casseroles and refrigerator dishes.41 models · 39 priced so fariPods & retro techiPods by generation, Walkmans, Discmans, Zunes and graphing calculators.44 models
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Explore all- Film SLRCanon AE-1$70–$105384 for sale
- Home consoleNintendo Switch$105–$1398,107 for sale
- Home consoleNintendo Wii$44–$685,564 for sale
- HandheldNintendo DS Lite$53–$794,298 for sale
- HandheldSony PSP$88–$1414,107 for sale
- CalculatorTexas Instruments TI-84 Plus$31–$403,659 for sale
- Home consoleNintendo 64$70–$1153,634 for sale
- HandheldNintendo 3DS XL$158–$2162,925 for sale
How the guides work
Every week we search eBay for each model in the catalog, keep only listings of the item itself (no parts, accessories, bundles or “untested” units), and drop prices far outside the pack.
These are asking prices, not sale prices: eBay only shares sold data with approved partners. Items usually sell for less than they’re listed at, so the typical sale range is the middle half of asking prices, discounted by about 12%. Price history builds up week by week.
Not in the catalog? What’s It Worth? checks anything live. Last updated Oct 6, 2026.