Legos....$$$$$$

Originally Posted by jghilino

yea they are going for around $10 per pound, maybe i should add legos to the buy list

Not to sure about that, I did a few of them, and they were around $6 to $7 per lb, but still not bad.

I will definitely be hitting up a ton of places for them for sure.

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

yeah these sets my son has some of them are over 500 creaping towards 1000 a set.............

You think that is something, check this one out!

2007 Lego Star Wars 10179 UCS Millennium Falcon 1st Edition Graded AFA 9 25 | eBay

I almost fainted when I saw that price tag! lol

Originally Posted by jghilino

I can offer a couple bucks a pound for them, if nothing else i can fill up a tub for the kids to play with and sell them in the future after the price of legos goes up due to inflation. I never guessed legos would make a good investment.

Like I said, a while back, someone on here made a mention of them, and then I got onto other things, and completely forgot all about them!

Now that I am back onto them again, I will definitely be on the lookout and pass the word along.

I have already found some on CL that I can buy and quickly make a $30+ profit on.

I just found one ad on cl where a guy is selling 5 different sets for more than reasonable prices. On each one, I will double, or triple my money! I think I definitely found a new niche for VIP!

I can make more off legos, then I do hauling around junk all the time! lol

Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper

Whats sad about graded sets of legos is they will never be used for the inteded purpose. Putting them together. So your going to pay 12 g's for a box in a plastic box that shows a picture of what thepieces inside make? Dont make any sence to me at all.

That seems to be what these collector types want, and it's an investment to them. They are speculating that the price will keep going up. I sell Hot Wheels vehicles, carded and non-carded and most people really want the ones still on the cards and are willing to pay, in many cases way more, for the luxury, of Not being able to Play with the darn things.

Originally Posted by GeorgeB

You think that is something, check this one out!
2007 Lego Star Wars 10179 UCS Millennium Falcon 1st Edition Graded AFA 9 25 | eBay
I almost fainted when I saw that price tag! lol

Check out his completed listings
brickenvy | eBay

Originally Posted by BurlyGuys

Vintage Lionel trains sometimes the box goes for more than the train it contained.

people need the box for the one they already have lol

People use to also collect Sports cards for an "investment" and the market fell apart. These don't seem like much of an investment at all.

I could buy 12K in gold or a lego MILLENNIUM FALCON. Tuff decision.

Some people have too much money.

I did buy lego sets for my kids to play with/eat when they were little.

Hopefully the guys buying these things are doing so for their own enjoyment.

Originally Posted by Phantoms001

I did buy lego sets for my kids to play with/eat when they were little.

Haha!

Originally Posted by Phantoms001

People use to also collect Sports cards for an "investment" and the market fell apart. These don't seem like much of an investment at all.

I could buy 12K in gold or a lego MILLENNIUM FALCON. Tuff decision.

Some people have too much money.

I did buy lego sets for my kids to play with/eat when they were little.

Hopefully the guys buying these things are doing so for their own enjoyment.

I'm the one who started the Lego thread. Since then I have had some luck finding them at garage sales and thrift stores. The problem is it is usually pieces scattered in with other toys, or the kid/person was a collector and has some idea of the value.

I did some research into the buyers of the said "pricey" legos. These are grown men age 30-50 who some have entire rooms dedicated to collecting and some have spent in excess of 100k. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY MEGA BLOCKS! These look like legos but cannot be sold for lego prices-almost like "chinese motherboards".