Here's How Much Your Yeezys Are Worth

Kanye West announcing his longterm partnership with Adidas in 2016. Image via Adidas

Release Date: 06/09/12

Original Price: $250

Average Resell Value: $3,372

Kanye West's second silhouette with Nike was more futuristic than the first, and lined up with the rapper's tastes at the time. The bright 'Pure Platinum' pair has risen in value considerably since its release, but isn't the most expensive Yeezy 2.

Release Date: 06/09/12

Original Price: $250

Average Resell Value: $4,204

Remember when every rapper and entertainer was wearing a pair of these? The Yeezy 2's most memorable release, this pair is currently selling for over $4,000 on the secondary market.

Release Date: 02/09/14

Original Price: $250

Average Resell Value: $5,593

The Yeezy sneaker that nobody saw coming but everybody remembers. This shoe released out of nowhere on a random Sunday (not in October), and spawned plenty of imitators.

Release Date: 02/14/15

Original Price: $350

Average Resell Value: $2,560

Kanye's first outing with Adidas proved that resell prices on his sneakers weren't slowing down. This pair immediately shot up to the $1,000 mark on the resell market, and has since crept well up.

Release Date: 06/27/15

Original Price: $200

Average Resell Value: $2,160

The Yeezy Boost 350 has since become more readily available in its V2 iteration, but don't forget that the first style was pretty limited. This one arrived in June 2015 as the more easily wearable of West's first couple of Adidas.

Release Date: 08/22/15

Original Price: $200

Average Resell Value: $1,072

The 'Pirate Black' Yeezys are kind of complicated, as the shoes came back the year after their first release. That hurt resell prices a bit, but pairs still go for over $1,000.

Release Date: 12/19/15

Original Price: $350

Average Resell Value: $1,040

The only true 'Triple Black' Yeezy Boost out there, this 750 released at the end of 2015. While it was a very hyped sneaker at the time of its debut, resell prices are relatively low considering how much people pay for this silhouette.

Release Date: 12/29/15

Original Price: $200

Average Resell Value: $1,387

Remember when Kanye West wore this pair at the VMAs? It hit retail not long after, and is still one of the most expensive Yeezy Boost 350s in terms of resell prices.

Release Date: 06/11/16

Original Price: $350

Average Resell Value: $1,103

Kanye mostly abandoned the glowing sole thing on his Adidas Yeezy line, but this pair is a rare exception. The 2016 model resells for over $1,000, like most 750s.

Release Date: 09/15/16

Original Price: $250

Average Resell Value: $204

Yes, Kanye West made cleats. His foray into this sort of footwear was brief, and not very profitable for resellers.

Release Date: 09/24/16

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $938

The first of the 350 V2s, this shoe extended the life of Kanye's second Yeezy shoe. Don't forget about the flipped colorway that released a year later.

Release Date: 10/15/16

Original Price: $350

Average Resell Value: $756

This is one of the more unique 750s, featuring a stripped-down construction. It's at the bottom in terms of 750 resell prices.

Release Date: 11/23/16

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $733

From a memorable trio of Black Friday launches, this pair didn't go for much at first. Now, it's creeping slowly toward the $1,000 mark.

Release Date: 11/23/16

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $1,018

Also released on Black Friday, this Yeezy took a while to go up in value. People who let these go for $400 are kicking themselves.

Release Date: 11/23/16

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $731

Another from the Black Friday trio, the "Copper" isn't exactly a juggernaut on the resell market. Still, it was worth the investment for anyone who got in at retail.

Release Date: 02/11/17

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $832

"Bred" isn't just for Air Jordans anymore. This Yeezy shoe almost blacked out, saving some bright red for the upper's lettering.

Release Date: 03/28/17

Retail Price: $120

Average Resell Value: $230

Yeezy does dad shoes. While this model resold for around $1,000 originally, prices crashed upon a wider release.

Release Date: 06/24/17

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $621

This is another one of those models that started out high and crashed. Still, Zebras go for decent money.

Release Date: 11/01/17

Retail Price: $300

Average Resell Value: $519

The 'Wave Runner' Yeezys keep dipping in price on the secondary market. They're not exactly affordable right now, but they're easier to get than ever before. Plus, the rumored wave of stock coming this summer should lower things even more.

Release Date: 11/18/17

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $707

Perhaps the ugliest Yeezy colorway out there, this one still fetches big bucks thanks to its limited launch. Also known as the "McChicken" Yeezys.

Release Date: 11/25/17

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $394

Beluga back. The much-delayed pair here didn't make a serious splash in the resell scene.

Release Date: 12/05/17

Retail Price: $200

Average Resell Value: $926

Why are prices so high for this sneaker? It's only released so far as part of an expensive bundle from Yeezy Supply.

Release Date: 12/09/17

Retail Price: $120

Average Resell Value: $159

Expect the Powerphase prices to stay low, as on this grey pair, which is generally available for just a bit over retail.

Release Date: 12/16/17

Original Price: $220

Average Resell Value: $376

The more Yeezys that release, the more prices seem to dip. Nowhere is that more apparent than on this most recent 350 V2 style.

Release Date: 02/16/18

Retail Price: $200

Average Resell Value: $369

While prices on these Yeezy 500s started out relatively high, they went crashing when Adidas flooded the market in April. Some resell shops are barely listing the sneakers over retail, although the overall average is still high due to earlier pairs going for big money.

Release Date: 13/17/18

Retail Price: $120

Average Resell Value: $136

No Yeezy has been as easy to buy as the black colorway of his 'Calabasas' Powerphase. Due to the number produced, and the low retail price, this is the most affordable Kanye West shoe out there in therms of resell price.