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  1. 06-17-2015, 05:37 AM #1
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    legos

    found post on BALTIMORE craigs list for legos wanted sent the guy a message he got back to me said he will pay $4 a pound

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  3. 06-17-2015, 08:04 AM #2
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    Great for someone...

    an has been mentioned before in older posts...you can fetch easily 10+ on ebay per lb. From a quick look it would appear their averaging right around 10 a lb. Some at 8.99 some at 18.99(per 1lb).

    The hard part isn't finding a buyer for legos, it's finding a seller who is selling them cheap enough! HA!

    Sirscrapalot - Most hated object ever as voted on by feet... - Legos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChildhoodDream View Post
    The mini figs and special parts sell for even more.

    Ever hear about the mini figures and their parts that keep washing up on shores from a container of them that fell off a ship years back?
    Lego washing up on Cornish beaches 17 years after container fell into sea | Daily Mail Online

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    I still have all my Legos from when I was a kid. 2 full rolling suitcases in the attic. I just cant bring my self to sell them.
    I feel I owe my carrier as mechanical engineer to those things!
    I'm going to recycle the world.

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  9. 06-18-2015, 01:17 AM #5
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    I love Legos, have a bunch in my room, the mini figs especially from Star Wars can sell up to about $30 each. There is a site that you can only sell Legos on and the only fee there is, is from PayPal. I can PM anyone who would like to know this site. Also dark grey bricks & light grey bricks sell well due to there many uses in building castles or buildings. If you can sort through the Legos you can make lots more money, each piece can sell for about .01-.20 each.

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    Kind of off topic, but yet still...

    Any of you have a Lego Land, or even a Lego store near you, go visit it. They are awesome.

    I know whenever we visit Disney World down in Fl, I make the wife suffer while I go take photos of the huge life size Lego displays an wander the store there.

    Some day I'll visit Lego Land, probably when I'm way to old to enjoy it but screw it, they can roll me around in a wheel chair made out of Lego's!

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