Out of an obsessinve sense of completism, we here at the Metroblogging Seattle Department of Information Graphics unveil the final graph of the 2005 Strangercrobmie selling prices vs. advertised values series (data, [.csv]).

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For those keeping score, the contents of the Stranger’s (mostly) 26 January sellable editorial content went for $7,282.52 to nineteen different eBay users, meaning that this year no one pulled an Exworthy. The priciest (and most bid upon) item was the Pearl Jam Lover’s Package and the cheapest way to get a piece of the auction turned out to be the video of a day in the life of Christopher Frizzelle’s feet video. The least bid-upon item was the Women’s Fashion Package. All in all, the music category brought in the most cash ($11,203.48). Half of the non-priceless items sold for at least 50% of their advertised values, suggesting that lots of people got good deals for a good cause.

All of this auction obsession may even inspire us to sell off some weblog content next year. Imagine the possibilities!