Price tracker?

jpmeier

Does Brickset offer the ability to set price tracking for sets? Like a way to notify if there is a drop in price, for either any amount or a certain percent/dollar amount? Thanks.

CCC

Brickset is more for collectors. There are other sites where you can track investment values such as brickpicker, brickinvesting, brickeconomy,.....

The_Rancor

I find BrickLink quite handy as you can compare the price sold over the last 6 months to what people are offering for sale right now. The prices may be slightly higher on BrickLink than winning an item elsewhere in an auction though for example, so you do need to take it in context.

madforLEGO

as @CCC notes, there are actual sites that live on the money LEGO makes and many times show best price it can be had it in retail. If you are in the Brickset forum, there a few threads that discuss sales being seen or deals found depending where your locations is. For Canada I know that toysnbricks.com also has a lot of posts about ongoing sales, especially at TRU in Canada. The site thebrickfan.com also has posts on its page when items go on sale as well if you do not see it here on Brickset (as many of the major stories about sales are usually on all sites and get shared around, but sometimes a sale price is overlooked here or there). Otherwise if there is a big retail like sale, a lot of times they are mentioned either in threads or as main stories on sites.

To be honest, LEGO has been less likely to go on sale, even before the pandemic due to its popularity, but sometimes you can find things at 20% off here and there.