Selling collection

[biker50610]

Selling out mine an my sons collection. 

Have a ton of legos

130 minifigs have list of minifigs
443 plus minifig accessories

Yellow bricks 4lbs
Red bricks 3.5lbs
Wheels 2.5lbs
Dark grey bricks 3.5lbs
White bricks 6.5lbs
Black bricks 6.5lbs
Light grey bricks 4.5lbs
Blue bricks 4.5lbs
Glass 1.5lbs
Sand bricks 1.5lbs
Green bricks 1.5lbs
Dark tan bricks .5lbs
Dark brown bricks .5lbs
Brown bricks 1.5lbs
Printed/ sticker bricks 2lbs
Plants .5lbs
Old grey bricks .5lbs
Special bricks 6lbs
100 piece new orange
5 piece light pick
39 piece dark pink
25 piece old orange
121 piece lime green
31 piece purple
122 piece burgundy
134 piece gold
48 piece dark green
30 piece silver
53 piece sky blue
50 piece navy blue
28 piece chocolate
21 piece tan
9 piece dark tan

Base plates , Boat hull, motorcycles, bat boat, an other items not listed.

Price for it all is $900.00 

Can split up the minifigs from the collection .

[Migration]

To be honest, you're way overpriced.

[biker50610]

Thanks for your opinion 

[Brickbuilder.g]

Sometimes I wonder where people get the idea their Lego is worth 5 times anyone else's. Too funny

[randrace]

$5 a pound is normal for bulk bricks. Sorted by color maybe you could get $10 a pound (my best guess.)

Sell the bulk colors individually to maximize profit.

Those City minifigs are worth $1-$2 each. I would use Bricklink to see what your more valuable minifigs are worth and sell them individually or in groups on eBay. Take the BL price and add 30%+ to get to the eBay price.

[Brick1]

For $900 I'll go buy some new sets!

[biker50610]

On 8/11/2017 at 0:21 AM, Brick1 said:

For $900 I'll go buy some new sets!

That is fine with me. If you don't like the price move on. I don't mind discussing this lot with some that is real.

[Zelgazra]

Curious how you came about your valuation of $900 USD? Just browsing any local craigslist, you could amount 3 to 4 times the quantity of bulk that you're offering for the same price. And that's before any haggling to get prices lower. Just wondering what you think you've got there that adds up to the price tag? Are there any instruction manuals that a potential buyer could use to re-create some sets and sell them off? Unless there's some hidden gold in there, I do believe you need to re-evaluate. Not trying to sound mean or untoward, just a realistic assessment after purchasing many big lots like this before. I've paid close to this much for a 90lb bulk lot before, but I knew full well that the 40+ manuals included would net me (at the bare minimum) those sets after many hours of sorting. A buyer needs to have that knowledge and somewhat certainty that what they're getting is worth the money and time.  I just don't see it with this offering. 

 

Edit: In one pic on closer inspection, i see a Queen Anne's just poking into the frame.... things like that, you want to advertise front and center, they might justify the price a little more to buyers! 

Edited August 19, 2017 by Zelgazra

[bantuck]

Everyone has a personal price tag for their Lego bricks or minifigs. I choose to believe that the seller is looking for those genuine buyers who see the same value of the Lego's as him, and do not think of profiting from a cheap sale. We can always choose to skip those sale offers if the prices are not right... One has no right to judge other person's stuff and their sentimental value. Just buy it now if the price is right and the Lego's are yours. Haha.