Auction ended · final winning bid
$240after 6 bids
64% above the $146 median of 4 similar government sales (most went for $45 to $280).
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This lot sold for $240 at government auction in Washington, DC on July 29, 2026, after 6 bids.
Current bid:
$240
6 bids
Time Left
Ends Jul 29, 2026
Market demand: Electronics in Washington DC sell about 88% of the time, typically ~12 bids. Based on 1,174 completed sales over the last year.
Similar electronics sold for
$45 – $280
Median $146 · based on 4 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
$240 is 64% above the median.
Want this signal on live auctions? Flip Score grades every live listing with a margin estimate.The Catholic University is selling one Make It model Pro M 3D printer. This dual extrusion printer can use ABS, PLA, HIPS, Laywood, T-glass, Nylon, Laywood, NinjaFlex and has a printable volume of 200mm x 240mm x 330mm. The printer comes with the original external power supply, power cable and USB-A cable. More pictures are available upon request. Our office has not personally tested it, but were informed it was operational the last time it was used at least a year ago. This is being sold as-is, where-is. The buyer is responsible for arranging shipping or a local pickup at the University campus in Washington, DC. If the buyer chooses to have it shipped, the University will box it up and the buyer must provide a pre-paid shipping label. The University has readily access to FedEx, UPS and USPS for pickups.
The Catholic University of America, DC
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