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Rovver X Camera System E-RX-SYS-Truck-Basic-18 led Friday's government auction sales at $68,000

What sold at U.S. government surplus auctions on November 6, 2026: 5,755 lots closed at a median winning bid of $75.

By the GovAuctions data desk, edited by Ben Wallace

Lots closed

5,755

Closed with a bid

2,658

Median winning bid

$75

Total winning bids

$4,324,882

5,755 U.S. government surplus lots finished bidding on Friday, November 6, 2026. 2,658 of them closed with at least one bid, at a median winning bid of $75.

The biggest sale was Rovver X Camera System E-RX-SYS-Truck-Basic-18 from Glassport Borough, which closed at $68,000.

Below is the top sale in each category that we could re-check after the auction closed. Prices are final winning bids, before any buyer's premium.

Rovver X Camera System E-RX-SYS-Truck-Basic-18

Biggest sale of the day

Rovver X Camera System E-RX-SYS-Truck-Basic-18

Sold for $68,000

Glassport Borough · Glassport, PA

A collection of collectable coins and paper currency

Top collectibles sale

A collection of collectable coins and paper currency

Sold for $48,000 after 67 bids

Kenton County Fiscal Court · Covington, KY

1999 John Deere 672CH Grader w/ Balderson V Plow

Top heavy equipment sale

1999 John Deere 672CH Grader w/ Balderson V Plow

Sold for $31,800 after 124 bids

Allen Township · Northampton, PA

Kurtz Ersa Alpha140 printer

Top electronics sale

Kurtz Ersa Alpha140 printer

Sold for $15,100 after 132 bids

University of Missouri Surplus Property · Kansas City, MO

Koni 16000 Lb Two Post Lift.

Top industrial tools sale

Koni 16000 Lb Two Post Lift.

Sold for $9,600 after 85 bids

Harris County ESD No. 17 · Houston, TX

How this was made. Government-seller lots on official surplus auction sites that finished bidding on November 6, 2026 (UTC). Named lots are limited to sales re-checked after close. Every figure comes straight from our auction records and is frozen as of publication. See our methodology.

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