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Buying Legos by the pound?

Brick Babe
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I noticed that some people sell Legos by the pound on Ebay. Is that cheaper that way and what is the average price for a pound of bricks?

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    I noticed that some people sell Legos by the pound on Ebay. Is that cheaper that way and what is the average price for a pound of bricks?

    It is cheaper to buy bricks by the pound. Sometimes you can find nice clean lots of bricks relatively cheap. I haven't priced out pounds of Legos lately, but as of a couple of years ago, they used to bring in around 5-6$ a pound, but they are more than that now I'm sure.
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    It is cheaper to buy bricks by the pound. Sometimes you can find nice clean lots of bricks relatively cheap. I haven't priced out pounds of Legos lately, but as of a couple of years ago, they used to bring in around 5-6$ a pound, but they are more than that now I'm sure.Basic and clean(non-Star Wars) Lego bricks go for about $10 US a pound. That is up from about $5 US 2-3 years ago.
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    It is cheaper to buy bricks by the pound. Sometimes you can find nice clean lots of bricks relatively cheap. I haven't priced out pounds of Legos lately, but as of a couple of years ago, they used to bring in around 5-6$ a pound, but they are more than that now I'm sure.Basic and clean(non-Star Wars) Lego bricks go for about $10 US a pound. That is up from about $5 US 2-3 years ago. How many pieces are in a pound?
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    It is cheaper to buy bricks by the pound. Sometimes you can find nice clean lots of bricks relatively cheap. I haven't priced out pounds of Legos lately, but as of a couple of years ago, they used to bring in around 5-6$ a pound, but they are more than that now I'm sure.Basic and clean(non-Star Wars) Lego bricks go for about $10 US a pound. That is up from about $5 US 2-3 years ago. How many pieces are in a pound?It depends on the size of the pieces, but usually, 300-400 per pound.
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    It is cheaper to buy bricks by the pound. Sometimes you can find nice clean lots of bricks relatively cheap. I haven't priced out pounds of Legos lately, but as of a couple of years ago, they used to bring in around 5-6$ a pound, but they are more than that now I'm sure.Basic and clean(non-Star Wars) Lego bricks go for about $10 US a pound. That is up from about $5 US 2-3 years ago. Yeah, I agree with this. Used to be able to buy 20lbs. for $100 with FREE SHIPPING!!! No more. More like $200 for 20lbs.!!!
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    Good deal! http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=2&toolid=10041&campid=5337057111&customid=setsEBAY-US&lgeo=1&vectorid=229466&item=180839589642

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