Is there someplace online I can do some price checking? I¡¦ve got an opportunity to pick up some vintage Marklin stuff, but no way to determine what a decent price is. The seller wants an offer, not how I typically like to do business, but regardless of who makes the first move, I still need to have a ballpark to play in. ƒº

I¡¦ve done some checking and what I have found seems dated.

Thanks,
Mike

Koll's price guide would be a good place to start but try to get a new one as the prices have dropped on some models in the last few years.

I would say all of the above plus eBay Germany and USA are good starts.
Best Dave

Thanks everyone! I think I got most of what I needed.

Well, here is what I had to go on from the seller:

I have several tracks and misc. Not all the items are in the original box, but most are
I have the little book that was inside the boxes for the locos and parts
And I have a copy of the original invoice from Model Craft Hobbies in New York

Catalog 1968/69 SP
Catalog 1969 SP
Catalog 1964/65 ES

Locomotives
2815 (set) , 3000, 3021, 3047, 3060-4060, 3005

Passenger cars
4029, 4026, 4024, 4048, 4073, 4049, 4502, 4503, 4520, 4513, 4621, 4618, 4571


I wasn't able to find anything on the 2815 set, but the rest of the rolling stock prices out to about $400 on the liveauctioneers and or baseportal. I have not seen the items, so I have no idea on condition or what tracks and misc. is specifically.

Quite honestly, I think I'm more interested in going newer and digital and I know I’m more into freight than passenger trains.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Mike