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Old 11-15-2020, 11:53 AM   #725
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My kid is too old for his general LEGO it seems and I've had to stop my wife from recycling it or donating it a couple of times now.

There's a couple of garbage bags of it (well not totally full of course, as full as you'd want without it breaking) so it's a decent amount.

What's the best way to sell it? Just weigh it and put it up for sale? Break it down into bags of a specific amount and sell individually? Catalog the whole thing and sell it piece by piece on Bricklink?

That third option would probably be the most $$ but that seems like a full time job so not SUPER interested in that.

hey photon

if you sort the lego into sets you'll get waaaaaaaaaaaay more $ for it.

if you go back and check this link from me... https://forum.calgarypuck.com/showpo...&postcount=699
we got a total of 3 rubbermaid totes (68L size) for i think $375.

just these 3 sets we found in the tubs would cost almost $375 now (even more earlier in the year when they were 'new' sets)...
https://www.toysrus.ca/en/search?q=6...on=&lang=en_CA
https://www.toysrus.ca/en/search?q=6...on=&lang=en_CA
https://www.toysrus.ca/en/search?q=6...on=&lang=en_CA

so far we've found almost 40 sets - it's just nuts!! we figure the value of the 3 tubs to be north of $2500. now grant it, you won't get full pop when selling used lego, but i think a full set at 50% off retail isn't unreasonable. with that 'math' the lady that sold us the 3 tubs of lego could have gotten 3-4 times as much if she had sorted the sets before selling them.
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