TreadmillMust power on; buyers usually need a truck and a helper.
$50–$200
Exercise bike
$50–$200
Elliptical machine
$50–$200
Rowing machine
$40–$150
Home gym / multi-stationTake a photo before taking it apart, and bag and label the bolts.
$75–$300
Weight bench
$15–$60
Dumbbells (pair/set)
$5–$40
Kettlebell
$5–$25
Yoga mat
$2–$8
Resistance bands (set)
$2–$10
Exercise ball
$2–$8
greatgaragesales.com/garage-sale-price-guide
How to use this price chart
How do I use a printable garage sale price chart?
Print the list a few days before your sale and keep it at your pricing table while you sort. Find the closest item, start near the low end for worn pieces and near the high end for clean, working or like-new ones, then write the price on a sticker.
Should I price garage sale items in round numbers?
Yes. Round prices such as 25 cents, $1, $5 and $10 are faster to read, easier to haggle over and need less change. Pick a round number inside the range on the chart rather than an exact figure like $3.75.
Can I use the price list with price stickers?
Yes. Choose prices from the chart, then print matching price stickers or color-coded tags so every item in a group gets the same price. Tape a copy of the list by the cash box so helpers quote the same prices.