Look at completed or sold results where the marketplace provides them, not just the prices sellers are currently asking.
An asking price is a hope. A sold price is evidence. Use several recent sold examples that are genuinely similar in brand, model, size, condition and completeness.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
If five similar items sold around £28–£35 and one is listed at £90, the £90 listing is not proof yours is worth £90.
Do not compare a worn basic version with a rare colourway, boxed version or different size and assume the prices are interchangeable.
MyCost can keep the item cost, storage location, sale and real profit together so you do not have to remember it all.