These are asking prices on live eBay listings, not sold prices, shipping included. Only single-card fixed-price listings count, so lots, auction bids and for-parts listings can't skew them. The low end is the 10th-percentile ask: one in ten listings ask that much or less, so it's a price you can find near the top of a search sorted by price. The median is shown beside it. Asks under 50% of the median don't count toward the low end, since prices that far below the market are often scams or mislabeled listings.
As of October 3, 2026, a used NVIDIA Tesla V100S 32GB costs $4,899 shipped at the low end of eBay's market: one in ten of the 12 live single-card listings priced at 50% or more of the median asks that or less. The median ask is $4,899 across all 21. The low end was $4,899 on Aug 15, about the same as today. Its memory bandwidth is 1,134 GB/s, so the low-end ask buys 231 GB/s per $1,000, 33rd of 47 used GPU models on this site.
Listings with the same title and price share one row, and the numbered links are the other copies. Each copy still counts toward the listing total, the low end and the median.
Not shown: 9 of the 21 listings ask under 50% of the median. Prices that far below the market are often scams or mislabeled listings. They count toward the listing total and the median, not the low end.
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