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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;10gary22, post: 1355845, member: 23626&quot;]The problem with using completed auction listings as price guides is that it&#039;s too much like reading a racing form. Sure, you get what happened in the past. But that may not be what will happen today or tomorrow. If 2 bidders get in a war over an item, they can drive the price through the roof. The next day, maybe only one person wants it and gets it for next to nothing. I know that&#039;s a bit simplistic, but the point is there. Using eBay BIN doesn&#039;t tell you much unless you know for a fact that the item was actually sold at that price. I mean I see BIN in auction listing a lot where there aren&#039;t any bids. I don&#039;t trust anyone to state the value on something they don&#039;t actually have. A lot of &quot;experts&quot; are good at that, and it&#039;s always lower than what the items actually sell for. IMHO</p><p><br /></p><p>But you need a guide, so I think the Grey Sheet is the best palce to start.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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