Pricing Used TV Shows on DVD

[AprilSun]

I have some TV shows on DVD's that are duplicates that a friend is interested in buying from me. I don't have a clue how to price them. I have watched them one time but that's all. I have them because to get all the seasons, it was cheaper, when they finally released them, to buy the complete series rather than by the season. The ones I have are:
Maude – Season One- 3 disc set
Mash – Season One- 3 disc set
Mash – Season Two- 3 disc set
I Love Lucy – Season One- 7 disc set
I Love Lucy – Season Two – 5 disc set
I Love Lucy – Season Three – 5 disc set
Mama’s Family – Season One – 2 disc set
Sanford and Son – 1[SUP]st[/SUP] Season – 2 disc set
The Jeffersons – 1[SUP]st[/SUP] Season – 2 disc set
The Jeffersons – 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] Season – 3 disc set
The Jeffersons – 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] Season – 3 disc set
The Jeffersons – 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Season – 3 disc set
The Jeffersons – 5[SUP]th[/SUP] Season – 3 disc set
The Jeffersons – 6[SUP]th[/SUP] Season – 3 disc set

At first, I thought about charging her $3 a season but then I noticed how many dvd's are in some of them and then I thought about just charging her $1.00 per disc. I'm not used to selling so I need some advice. Does anyone have any advice on what you would do or how much you would charge? Feel free to offer it!

 

[Don M.]

Probably the best way to determine an items value is to go to EBAY, and see what others are asking for similar items. Click on the "advanced" tab, and go to items that actually sold, instead of just looking at what is for sale. That can give you a pretty good idea of what something is worth...and whether or not there is a active market for an item.

 

[AprilSun]

Probably the best way to determine an items value is to go to EBAY, and see what others are asking for similar items. Click on the "advanced" tab, and go to items that actually sold, instead of just looking at what is for sale. That can give you a pretty good idea of what something is worth...and whether or not there is a active market for an item.

Thanks Don, I appreciate your help. I'll check into that!