New LV bag prices start in the hundreds of dollars and go up from there. The prices usually increase each year on several items. For current prices, you need a price list, or call Louis Vuitton. The web site (www.eLUXURY.com) sells authentic firsthand-LV goods. They are owned by Louis Vuitton.

Don’t wait around for Louis Vuitton to hold a President’s Day or Christmas sale. It won’t happen! Whether you buy your bag today or tomorrow, the price will be the same.

Due to tariffs and other costs, prices do vary from country to country, but will be the same at authorized retailers within that country. As with most articles of value, the older, rarer and better kept an item, the higher the resale value. This is no different for collectible Louis Vuitton.

You will see that when a limited number of LV items are produced, those items will often yield higher-than-retail prices in auction. LV products usually maintain a very decent resale value. To someone in the world, even the most dilapidated and abused LV goods have value.

See what similar items are going for and who is buying them. Collectors are good gauges for fair market prices. However, prices typically depend on who wants the item the most, affordability and luck in finding the right auction at the right time.

THE SEARCH FOR LOUIS VUITTON

When looking for LV on the internet, remember that some people do not know the correct spelling (which is a shame), so you might find it under other spellings such as: viton, vitton, viutton, viuton, LV (this one will get you a lot of Vegas hits), vittan, vitan, vouitton, vouton, voutton, vutton, and any other variations you can conjure. On second thought, maybe you want to stick with the people who at least know how it is spelled. I’m sure there is a lesson in there, somewhere.