Auction ended · final bid
$51
58% below the $122 median of 25 similar government sales (most went for $63 to $157).
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This lot sold for $51 at government auction in Phoenix, AZ on November 7, 2026.
Current bid:
$51
Time Left
Ends Nov 7, 2026
Market demand: Electronics in Arizona sell about 81% of the time, typically ~4 bids. Based on 234 completed sales over the last year.
Similar electronics sold for
$63 – $157
Median $122 · based on 25 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
$51 is 58% below the median.
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This seller's listings usually close 23% below the average comps for government lots.
Condition: SEE DESCRIPTION This bid is for (1) lot of (10) TESTED/WORKING MONITORS and (10) Power Cords in unknown condition. Items HAVE been tested. Customer preview highly recommended. This lot is AS IS. They may have a few minor dents, scratches, or nicks from frequent use. If you need additional information, access, or accommodations, please email our office at (contact removed) Monday - Friday 8am to 3:30pm (excluding state holidays) Item Location: State of Arizona Surplus Property Management Office 1919 w Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85009 Winning bidder must pick up this lot . Forklift assistance available upon request. **The buyer is responsible for coordinating pickup and ensuring that all pallets are properly and securely shrink-wrapped for safe transportation. Please note that pallets are not shrink-wrapped by the seller and will be provided as-is.** Tax is not included in the Bid Price. Tax of 6.3% will be added to the final bid price. Online payments can be made @ https://adoasurplusauctionpayments.az.gov/content/online-public-surplus-payment (Please fill out the ADOA Auction Release Form, which is found beneath the photos, and email it to our office at (contact removed) if someone other than the winning bidder is picking up this lot.) ALL SALES ARE SUBJECT TO ARIZONA SALES TAX. Sales tax will be charged on all purchases, regardless of the buyer s location. Tax is assessed based on where the sale takes place, not the residence of the buyer. Wholesalers may claim tax exemption by submitting (1) Arizona Form 5000A AND a copy of valid (2) Arizona Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) license or a sales tax license from another state to the Public Surplus Tax Exemption Portal. Tax Exemption will not be approved unless BOTH FORMS are submitted and valid.
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