Factors that impact the value of your Hermès bag include:

• Model And Type: Are you selling a Birkin, Constance, Kelly, Jige, or some other model?
• Size: Hermès handbags range from extra-small to extra-large. Specify your bag’s size by measuring its width across the bottom. For example: The most popular sizes of Hermès Birkin Bag are currently the Birkin 30 and Birkin 35.
• Condition: Note any stains, damage, or signs of wear, and be sure to take pictures of your bag’s front, back, bottom, interior, and any damage.
• Storage Materials: Are your bag’s box and dust bag in good condition?
• Accessories: Does your handbag have its clochette, padlock, and keys intact and in good condition?
• Materials: Is your bag made with calfskin, goatskin, ostrich, alligator, crocodile, canvas, or a different material?
• Color: Hermès handbags come in an array of colors. You may own a much-coveted black Birkin bag or one made in a color such as rouge tomate, bleu saphir, bordeaux, jaune de Naples, and orange poppy
• Hardware: “Gold” hardware is likely to be either permabrass or gold-plated, while silvertone hardware is most often palladium-plated.
• CITES Certificate: If you bag is made with an exotic skin, it should have a CITES certificate which proves that your bag was not made from an endangered species.