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Lathe government auction prices: what they sell for

185 lathe lots sold at government auction in the last 12 months, median winning bid $270. School shop and maintenance lathes; tooling included in the lot often outweighs the machine's own value.

Median winning bid
$270
Average
$878
Lowest to highest
$6 to $15,800
Sold, last 12 months
185
Average bids
12.7

Median price by month

Monthly median winning bid for lathe lots over the last 12 months. Hover a bar for the exact figure.

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Recently sold lathe lots

The latest lathe lots to close with a winning bid.

Prices by state

States with at least 5 sold lathe lots in the last 12 months.

StateSoldMedian price
Ohio15$260
Illinois14$1,738
Oklahoma13$1,150
Pennsylvania12$425
Wisconsin12$83
Washington9$450
West Virginia9$50
Missouri8$2,538
Tennessee8$269
California7$250
Florida5$525
Georgia5$505
Iowa5$450
Kentucky5$175
Michigan5$150

Questions about lathe prices

What does a used lathe sell for at government auction?

Across 185 government auction sales in the last 12 months, the median winning bid for a lathe was $270. Half sold below that and half above. The average was $878.

What is the cheapest a lathe has sold for?

The lowest winning bid in the last 12 months was $6; the highest was $15,800. Condition drives the spread: as-is lots with known problems sell near the bottom of the range.

How much bidding competition is there for lathe auctions?

Sold lathe lots received an average of 12.7 bids each. 185 lots closed with a winning bid in the last 12 months.

Which states sell the most lathe lots at government auction?

Ohio (15 sold, median $260), Illinois (14 sold, median $1,738), Oklahoma (13 sold, median $1,150) lead over the last 12 months.

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