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I picked up a few packs of GW games, First of all is the Man-o-war boxed set. It's in good nick, with all the counters and markers and terrain. I also have Warhammer Quest, with character packs and expansions. Trying to dig out the good stuff from it though. Finally, I have a copy of Warhammer Battle magic, with all the cards and markers.

As much as someone is willing to pay.

Just had a look on e bay.
It can range from a few quid to loads.

The treasure cards 1 2 and 3 in mint condition going for £99 at moment for example, expansion books for £17 at moment.

Same with man o war, seems to be the ships are going at £15

Battle cards look like their going for £5 or so.

You might be sat on a gold mine, you might find its worthless. I'd put your faith in e bay. And advertise the fact you have put them on in trading sections on sites like here, heresy online, etc

For Man O War, you will find that the Ebay prices are wildly optimistic. Just because something is priced at a certain point doesn't mean it sells at that point. I have been keeping a keen eye on Ebay for some time now for various Man O War and Epic items and I see the same items from the same sellers being relisted again and again and stupid prices - a Dwarf Fleet in box for £75 for example. I guess the sellers think that they can keep chucking it up there for that price, eventually someone will bite or not be aware of the true 'worth' of the items.

I'd say just list it low and place your faith in the bidding. Advertise the sales on certain wargames forums and hope you get a good price.