Wellllll, technically.
That gives what you have your inventory listed for.
The value is what you paid for it, plus your ancillary costs.
You'll have to go to your own records for those, eBay won't have any knowledge to share.
Value is a moveable feast.
When DH does appraisals he will give a different number for estate/auction value, for insurance value, and for cash value. The last being what he is willing to write a cheque for here and now.
Cash value is the lowest.
Estate/auction is what you can expect to get at a public auction with both wholesale and retail bidders.
Insurance is cost to replace and is the highest.
