I've never bought a guide before, I just buy when i see them and I've got a bunch i need to clear out to make room. I don't want to just hang them outside with my newer ones i use more often if they're worth a lot. I have tons of them from double springs, single springs, older coils, jumps of all kinds. Victors, Newhouse, champion, diamond, nortons, blake&lamb and probably a few odd balls.

Is there an online collectors page that can break down what all i should be keeping good care of? Here's a few i cleaned out of my shed today and laid out.

There are many collectible trap brands. I collect Newhouse traps and would be interested in discussing what you have and like any collectible trap it all depends on condition. The Oneida Jump traps are also colletible depending on model and age and condition. Pm me if interested

Triumph has many interesting features on a wide array of models
Interesting that a "B" cut-out of the pan denotes Champion.
Diamonds and other cut-out pans, anything with teeth. IMO

Spend the money and go buy a guide. Keep in mind that guides are a guide only and may not be 100% accurate.

https://www.furfishgame.com/store/product295.html

I noticed i have a lot of messages about wanting to buy traps. I am selling them on ebay if anyone is interested in looking at what i have for sale. My username is theremodsquad I start all my auctions at a penny with free shipping. I just sold a jump 12 but i have a few more 12s and 14s to sell, plus other jumps without teeth. Some old stop-loss jumps and a bunch of other traps. I'm not sure if posting my ebay auctions is allowed on here.

Glad you have found a source to value your traps.