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I hope you can help me and if I am in the wrong place please let me know.

I was wondering how do you all go about pricing miniatures for sale online? I have a bunch I want to put up either on ebay or here but I want to be sure I put them up for a fare price for me and the buyer.
They are a mix of rogue trader, 3rd edition to newer ones mostly unpainted. Also some games like 2009 space hulk, and older epic (adeptus Titanicus, space marine)
Thanks
Mond

i usually just do a search to see what the models and stuff sold for in previous auctions...
if something doesn't sell within two weeks, then i lower the price...

for things that are currently available, 50% off is an easy rule of thumb...

good luck!!!

cheers
jah

Yeah, always look at auction sales, not buy it now prices. If you aren't sure, start the auction at the minimum price you would accept selling it for (remembering that ebay and PayPal will take about 14% of your final sale fee), that way you won't be gutted if it goes for a dollar. If you want to go buy it now, add a best offer option, I found that significantly increased my turnover of higher value items, which often still went for the full value.