I am selling some stuff on eBay, I need help figuring out a starting price 10 points guarenteed to best answer?

Just keep in mind it is an auction site and retail price is only a measure of it's actual worth. Check the current retail selling price on the item then check the "sold or closed items" on ebay this will give you a good idea how much they are going for and how much is being paid for the item on ebay - You can certainly try it at the price you feel comfortable with and see how it goes - the only draw back is paying the listing fee based on starting value which decreases your profit margin quite a bit - -then you adding enhancements ebay has to offer and final value fee if you sell will further decrease your profit margin. If you don't sell it you still have all those listing fee's to pay with no sale -

I don't know enough about video game systems to know what this stuff is worth, but I would log into ebay and do a search for the same keywords you are going to list the package under and see what the competitors' prices are. No one would pay $100 for your package if everyone else is listing similar sets at $80. Also consider the condition of your stuff compared to what other listings show. If yours are brand new you could get a little more probably. good luck!

Just keep in mind it is an auction site and retail price is only a measure of it's actual worth. Check the current retail selling price on the item then check the "sold or closed items" on ebay this will give you a good idea how much they are going for and how much is being paid for the item on ebay - You can certainly try it at the price you feel comfortable with and see how it goes - the only draw back is paying the listing fee based on starting value which decreases your profit margin quite a bit - -then you adding enhancements ebay has to offer and final value fee if you sell will further decrease your profit margin. If you don't sell it you still have all those listing fee's to pay with no sale -

I don't know enough about video game systems to know what this stuff is worth, but I would log into ebay and do a search for the same keywords you are going to list the package under and see what the competitors' prices are. No one would pay $100 for your package if everyone else is listing similar sets at $80. Also consider the condition of your stuff compared to what other listings show. If yours are brand new you could get a little more probably. good luck!

Just checking recent auctions . . . a system & case with 6 games started at $80 and is selling for $132 . . . system & case with 24 games started at $49 and is selling for $270. Sometimes too high a starting price keeps the lookers down, you might consider starting lower.