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What sells best on eBay

  1. #1 Clothing$22typical, 159,017 sales
  2. #2 Collectibles$18typical, 106,252 sales
  3. #3 Pottery and glass$24typical, 86,928 sales
  4. #4 Toys$16typical, 58,992 sales

In the eBay sold listings we recorded over the last 90 days, clothing, collectibles, pottery and glass and toys sold the most. The typical sale in those categories was $16 to $24.

Based on 1,101,920 sold listings. Updated

Top categories by sales

Sold listings from August 15, 2026 to November 12, 2026, most sales first. The green figure is the median: half sold for more, half for less.

  1. 1Clothing$22 typical sold price
    159,017 sales
    Most sold $14 to $34Steady across 1,524 searches seen in both periods
  2. 2Collectibles$18 typical sold price
    106,252 sales
    Most sold $9 to $36Steady across 1,259 searches seen in both periods
  3. 3Pottery and glass$24 typical sold price
    86,928 sales
    Most sold $14 to $41Steady across 1,231 searches seen in both periods
  4. 4Toys$16 typical sold price
    58,992 sales
    Most sold $8.99 to $30Steady across 731 searches seen in both periods
  5. 5Electronics$65 typical sold price
    45,968 sales
    Most sold $28 to $145Steady across 349 searches seen in both periods
  6. 6Jewelry$29 typical sold price
    44,074 sales
    Most sold $15 to $65Steady, up 1% across 460 searches seen in both periods
  7. 7Accessories$36 typical sold price
    35,042 sales
    Most sold $20 to $80Steady across 362 searches seen in both periods
  8. 8Shoes$40 typical sold price
    32,209 sales
    Most sold $25 to $71Steady, up 1% across 297 searches seen in both periods
  9. 9Home and garden$26 typical sold price
    26,644 sales
    Most sold $14 to $50Steady, down 1% across 416 searches seen in both periods
  10. 10Other vintage$25 typical sold price
    24,328 sales
    Most sold $15 to $49Steady across 382 searches seen in both periods
  11. 11Antiques$36 typical sold price
    20,226 sales
    Most sold $19 to $75Steady, down 3% across 368 searches seen in both periods
  12. 12Art$27 typical sold price
    12,330 sales
    Most sold $13 to $59Steady across 290 searches seen in both periods
  13. 13Sports$30 typical sold price
    10,051 sales
    Most sold $12 to $65Steady, down 4% across 140 searches seen in both periods
  14. 14Furniture$50 typical sold price
    9,449 sales
    Most sold $23 to $128Steady, up 1% across 200 searches seen in both periods
  15. 15Music$16 typical sold price
    6,586 sales
    Most sold $8.99 to $32Steady across 111 searches seen in both periods
  16. 16Books$13 typical sold price
    6,145 sales
    Most sold $6.09 to $25Mixed, prices moved both ways across 215 searches seen in both periods

Top item types by sales

Brands and item types matched by the words in the listing title. Tap one for its value guide.

  1. 1Disney$19 typical sold price
    26,076 sales
    Most sold $10 to $33Steady, up 1% across 244 searches seen in both periods
  2. 2Hot Wheels$13 typical sold price
    22,362 sales
    Most sold $5.59 to $28Steady, down 2% across 177 searches seen in both periods
  3. 3Sports cards$5.84 typical sold price
    17,189 sales
    Most sold $2 to $21Steady, down 4% across 118 searches seen in both periods
  4. 4Nike$35 typical sold price
    15,786 sales
    Most sold $20 to $65Steady across 113 searches seen in both periods
  5. 5Mid-century modern$30 typical sold price
    12,522 sales
    Most sold $18 to $61Steady, up 2% across 152 searches seen in both periods
  6. 6Levi's$27 typical sold price
    10,560 sales
    Most sold $18 to $43Steady, down 5% across 76 searches seen in both periods
  7. 7Coach$80 typical sold price
    9,947 sales
    Most sold $40 to $131Rising, up 10% across 75 searches seen in both periods
  8. 8Sony$81 typical sold price
    8,830 sales
    Most sold $30 to $163Steady, up 1% across 56 searches seen in both periods
  9. 9Nintendo$61 typical sold price
    6,953 sales
    Most sold $27 to $126Steady across 38 searches seen in both periods
  10. 10LEGO$28 typical sold price
    5,523 sales
    Most sold $14 to $62Steady, up 3% across 59 searches seen in both periods
  11. 11Pyrex$26 typical sold price
    4,533 sales
    Most sold $16 to $45Steady, up 1% across 56 searches seen in both periods
  12. 12Adidas$29 typical sold price
    4,012 sales
    Most sold $18 to $52Steady, down 2% across 39 searches seen in both periods
  13. 13Michael Kors$32 typical sold price
    3,374 sales
    Most sold $20 to $50Rising, up 14% across 27 searches seen in both periods
  14. 14Mattel$21 typical sold price
    3,362 sales
    Most sold $11 to $40Mixed, prices moved both ways across 42 searches seen in both periods
  15. 15Louis Vuitton$394 typical sold price
    2,869 sales
    Most sold $244 to $538Steady, down 4% across 25 searches seen in both periods

Rising and falling prices

The same searches, August 15, 2026 to November 12, 2026 against May 17, 2026 to August 14, 2026.

  • Funko (item type): up 19% on 24 searches that sold in both periods, 16 of them moving that way.
  • Michael Kors (item type): up 14% on 27 searches that sold in both periods, 19 of them moving that way.
  • Coach (item type): up 10% on 75 searches that sold in both periods, 46 of them moving that way.
  • Hallmark (item type): down 6% on 21 searches that sold in both periods, 13 of them moving that way.

Every other row with enough searches in both periods is steady (it moved less than 5%) or mixed (its searches went both ways). A steady price is useful too: it means today's sold listings are a fair guide to what yours will fetch.

How we count

Source. Completed eBay US sales we collect every day while resellers price items with us: 2,332,910 eBay US sold listings in all, 1,101,920 of them from August 15, 2026 to November 12, 2026 after cleaning. Each eBay listing counts once. Never user photos, user reported sales or anything private.

What a count means. How many sales we recorded, which follows what resellers look up. It is not eBay's total, and we never compare counts over time, because our collection grew over the period.

Categories. Each sale takes the category of the scans whose search found it; 62% of the listings could be placed. A category needs 1,000 sales and an item type 150 to be listed.

Best Offer sales. eBay shows a sale made by accepted offer at its asking price. Since September 28, 2026 we count those at our estimate of the accepted offer, a little under the asking price; earlier ones at the asking price.

Cleaned. Listings for parts, not working, box only, replicas and similar are left out, and so are prices far outside the rest for the same search, using the same outlier rule our price checks use.

Rising and falling. For each search with at least 5 sales in both periods, the change in its median price; the group's change is the median of those, shown when 20 or more searches back it. It is labelled rising or falling at 5% or more when 60% of the searches that moved went the same way, and mixed when it moved that much but its searches split.

Sell-through (the share of listings that sell) is left out on purpose: our data records sales, not the listings that never sold.

Questions

What sells best on eBay right now?

In the 1,101,920 eBay sold listings we recorded from August 15, 2026 to November 12, 2026, clothing, collectibles, pottery and glass and toys had the most sales, with typical sold prices from $16 to $24. The table is recomputed every night.

Are these eBay's total sales?

No. eBay does not publish its sales by category. These are the sold listings we collected while resellers priced items with us, so the counts show what sold among the things resellers bring us, not the whole of eBay.

What does rising or falling mean here?

It compares prices on the same searches: for each search with at least five sales in the last 90 days and at least five in the 90 days before, we compare the middle sold price, then take the middle of those changes. It is never a count of sales.

Why is the typical price so low in some categories?

The typical price is the median, the middle sale, and most eBay sales are small. A category with a $20 median can still have plenty of $200 sales. The middle half column shows the range most sales fell in.

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