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Griswold 1278 value
A Griswold 1278 dutch oven sells for about $137 on eBay, from 35 sales between Aug 1, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026. Most sell for $98.50 to $180.
See the numbers
| Month | Sales | Middle price |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | 14 | $137 |
| Sep 2026 | 8 | $139 |
| Oct 2026 | 13 | $146 |
The flip math
What one Griswold 1278 is worth to a reseller, line by line.
To keep at least 2 times what you pay, bid no more than $25.39. Above $52.34 you lose money after every fee. Run your own numbers.
Selling notes
- 9% of sales shipped free; the rest charged a middle $23.15 for shipping.
- 29% sold through Best Offer, where the real price can be lower than shown.
- The last 60 days are up 7% against the 4 months before.
- 11 sold in the last 30 days, 29 in the last 90.
Questions
How much is a used Griswold 1278 dutch oven worth?
About $137 on eBay, the middle of 35 used sales between Aug 1, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026. Most used ones sell for $98.50 to $180 once new ones are counted too.
How fast does a Griswold 1278 sell?
11 sold on eBay in the last 30 days and 29 in the last 90. Prices are up 7% against the months before. 9% of sales came with free shipping.
Is a Griswold 1278 worth flipping?
Sold at $98.50 on eBay you keep about $69.32 after fees, shipping and a returns buffer. To double your money, pay no more than $25.39 as a winning bid with an 18% premium and 9% tax.
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Look up yoursHow we got these numbers
- 35 eBay sales of the Griswold 1278 from Aug 1, 2026 to Oct 24, 2026, each one checked to be this model (at least half name it in the listing; the rest match it closely).
- eBay prices are completed sales (what buyers paid), not asking prices, from our sold-data provider. We keep only sales of the same product: parts, accessories, bundles and look-alikes are dropped before anything is counted.
- Local auction prices are winning bids on single-item lots at the Kansas and Missouri online auctions we track (HiBid and Equip-Bid sellers), read by our own lot reader. Lots of several units are left out.
- The money math uses our standard costs: 18% buyer's premium, 9% sales tax, a $2.00 lot fee, eBay's 13.6% + $0.40 fee, shipping at cost (never counted as profit) and a 15% buffer for returns and duds. Members set their own.