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Electronics sold prices in South Dakota

At government auctions in South Dakota, electronics lots sold for a median of $259 since May 2026 (38 sales, middle half $131 to $519), according to the GovAuctions.app Surplus Price Index. That is 205% above the $85 United States median for the same item.

Median sale
$259
Typical range
$131–$519
Completed lots
38

Electronics for sale in South Dakota

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Recent electronics sales in South Dakota

Every row is a completed government auction archived by GovAuctions.app. The price is the final bid we recorded when the lot closed, excluding buyer's premium and taxes. Prices marked confirmed were read back from the platform's bid history.

Date soldItemSellerStateFinal price
USED 2 PALLETS OF COMPUTER TOWERS AND LAPTOPSSouth Dakota Property ManagementPublic SurplusSD$504
Lot of 5 PrintersDepartment of Veterans AffairsGSA AuctionsSD$10
20 PALLETS USED COMPUTERS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT. MARKED NState of South DakotaGovDealsSD$14,200confirmed
Lot of 4 HP Prodesk 600 Mini ComputersDepartment of Veterans AffairsGSA AuctionsSD$22

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a surplus electronics sell for in South Dakota?
Across 38 completed government auctions in South Dakota since May 2026, the median electronics sold for $259, with most closing between $131 and $519.
Where can I find surplus electronics auctions in South Dakota?
Browse live electronics listings in South Dakota on GovAuctions, aggregated from official government platforms into one free, searchable feed.

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Methodology: median final winning bid on electronics lots in South Dakota that closed on official United States government auction platforms over the trailing 365 days. Realised sale prices, excluding buyer's premium. No-bid lots excluded. Lots whose true hammer price we captured after close are used as-is. The rest are corrected for late bidding, by a factor measured per category against the lots where we have both figures. Updated daily.