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Unsure about a classic set's price
I was just looking at some older entries in the Brickset database and
came across something that surprised me.
http://brickset.com/sets/760-2/London-Bus is listed with a US retail price
of $49, which seems like a LOT for a 1975 set (that's like $224 in
today's money, or around $2 per brick)! I know a lot of old sets had a poorer value for money than today's stuff but this still seems a little ridiculous. Can anyone (
@Istokg maybe?) verify whether this is correct price?
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I just figured out where the incorrect price came from: it's the price for http://brickset.com/sets/760-1/Storage-Cabinet in the 1988 US medium catalog. Same set number, different product. The '86 and '87 catalogs had the same cabinet for the lower price of $39.95.
Sadly I opened every single one of those 760 sets and threw away the boxes (why I cringe today when people ask if it's OK to throw away boxes!!). But I did keep the instructions and sticker sheets.... long ago sold.
This set came with 24 classic windows... so I got 840 windows back then to build a LEGO skyscraper... at a time when there was nothing like Ebay and Bricklink.... or for that matter the Internet!!