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$2,425after 3 bids
12% below the $2,768 median of 26 similar government sales (most went for $1,576 to $12,575).
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This lot sold for $2,425 at government auction in Albuquerque, NM on October 5, 2026, after 3 bids.
Heavy damage flagged
May be locked·Drives removed·No charger or power cord·Untested
Current bid:
$2,425
3 bids
Time Left
Ends Oct 5, 2026
Market demand: Electronics in New Mexico sell about 89% of the time, typically ~10 bids. Based on 398 completed sales over the last year.
Similar electronics sold for
$1,576 – $12,575
Median $2,768 · based on 26 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
$2,425 is 12% below the median.
Want this signal on live auctions? Flip Score grades every live listing with a margin estimate.University of New Mexico, NM
Condition: As-is
We have 2 pallets of obsolete computers for a rough count of 101 total on 2 pallets (mostly desktops and some servers, etc. Due to time constraints, we can't list out every model but they do vary). All hard drives have been removed. Items may still be locked. Working condition is unknown, some might work, some might not, or broken. Good for parts, cannibalization. No cords or accessories included. By placing a bid, you agree to the terms and conditions outlined below. All items are used and sold "As-Is, Where-Is." May contain additional underlying defects unbeknownst to the seller. These items have been handled numerous times. Items will be shrink wrapped on a pallet and can be forklifted onto a truck. All bids placed is acceptance of condition, whether or not a physical inspection has been performed. All sales final. No refunds. Please note the UNM’s Pre-Sale Disclosure Statement attached below. Buyer is ENTIRELY responsible for organizing, dismantling, removing all items or disposing items, all at the buyer’s expense. Buyers not prepared or willing to take all bided items will not be awarded future sales. Items must be paid for within 5 business days and picked up in 10 business days from the payment date, failing to do so, we may reauction or dispose items without refunds. Failure to make payment will result in a default, a locked account, blocked from future auctions and assessed a fee equal to 40% of your winning bid amount. Please contact UNM Surplus Property at 505-277-2923 or Email Us (best way is by email) to schedule an appointment for inspection/pickup. Please don’t just show up without a confirmed appointment. PICKUP AND REMOVAL: ALL PICKUPS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. At the buyer's own expense, the buyer is ENTIRELY responsible for organizing, dismantling, loading all items or disposing of items not suiting their needs. Items must be paid for within 5 business days and picked up in 10 business days, failing to do so, we may reauction or dispose of items without refunds. Buyers not prepared, willing to take all bided items or failure to make payment will result in a default, a locked account, blocked from future auctions and assessed a fee equal to 40% of your winning bid amount. Bring to University Services (located at 1128 UNIVERSITY BLVD. NE, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87102) the following: 1. Winning Certificate/notice 2. Paid Receipt (if paying by wire, please confirm payment has been received by UNM before arrival) 3. Personal identification (such as a driver’s license) 4. At buyers’ own expense, bring proper transportation, personnel, tools, moving equipment, and supplies. Third-Party Removal: To authorize a representative to pick up items on your behalf, inform us from your registered GovDeals/LS account email to request a Third-Party Release Form. Your representative must have an appointment, the certificate, and an ID. Failure to adhere to these requirements risks your representative being turned away. If you’re sending a freight truck, send a BOL and ensure the driver has a pallet jack. UNM/sender is not responsible or liable for data breaches, any injuries, fees/costs, lost, discarded, damaged or broken auction items that may occur during use/removal/shipment/transport.
University of New Mexico, NM
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