How to value Warhammer miniatures with your phone
- Open Sparrow Collect and point your camera at the item.
- The app identifies it and asks for the condition options that fit Warhammer miniatures.
- You get a low, mid and high value, with how many prices it rests on and which sources they came from.
Where the prices come from
Values for Warhammer miniatures are built from eBay listings (the sources that delivered prices in the 30 days to 12 October 2026). Each value in the app shows the prices behind it, so you can see what it is based on instead of trusting a single number.
Browse Warhammer miniatures for sale
Current listings (asking prices, not sold prices) on eBay:
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Questions collectors ask
How much is my Warhammer collection worth?
Warhammer values depend on whether models are new on sprue, assembled, or professionally painted. Well-painted armies from known painters can command significant premiums. Out-of-production models (especially metal or Finecast) and Forge World exclusives tend to appreciate. Scan models with Sparrow Collect for eBay market data. The app tracks both Warhammer 40K and Age of Sigmar.
How do I find out what my collectibles are worth?
The fastest way is to scan each item with a collectibles app like Sparrow Collect. Point your phone camera at the item, and the AI identifies it and shows a market value built from marketplace listings and price data (eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket, Discogs, and more). You get a low, mid, and high estimate so you know the realistic range. This works across 56 categories — cards, figures, LEGO, vinyl, watches, and more.
How should I store my collectibles to preserve value?
General rules: cool, dry environment (avoid attics and basements), away from direct sunlight, and dust-free. Cards: penny sleeves + toploaders or binder pages. Vinyl: store vertically, never stacked flat. Figures: display cases or keep sealed in box. Comics: bags and boards, stored upright. LEGO: sealed sets in climate-controlled storage. The better the condition, the higher the value — storage is an investment in your collection's worth.