Flat Screen Monitors & Printers*
VA
$1current price as of Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 9:45 PM ET
Price check Current bid $1 · similar ones sold for $10 middle of 15 closed sales, most from $1 to $71
This bid is below the middle sold price for similar items. See the sales. Hammer prices before the buyer's premium and tax.
View and bid on Public SurplusWhat similar ones sold for
- Location
- Virginia
- Seller
- Public Surplus
- Platform
- Public Surplus
- Category
- Computers and electronics
- Closes
- Thu, Nov 12, 2026, 9:30 AM ET
- First seen by UX Search
- Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 9:45 PM ET
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What similar ones sold for
15 closed sales like this in our sold archive: middle price $10, most from $1 to $71. Closed sales only.
Just sold
$3
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$13
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$10
Pallet Gaylord Bin of Scrap Flat Screen Televisions (LOT 952)
$7
Pallet Gaylord Bin of Scrap Flat Screen Televisions (LOT 951)
$1
Pallet Gaylord Bin of Scrap Flat Screen Televisions (LOT 949)
$10
Pallet Gaylord Bin of Scrap Flat Screen Televisions (LOT 948)
$1
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$12
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