How much?

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• Bumblepants Member Posts: 7,730

  November 2018

  Pretty nice pile of stuff but also pretty filthy. It will take some time and effort to get it cleaned so factor that in.

  

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• Hob Member Posts: 223

  November 2018

  Right so far I think I have Id the flowing sets.
  
  918
  483
  928
  6848
  6870
  6872
  6891
  6930
  6940
  6950
  6970
  6882
  6931
  6820
  
  Any other greatly welcomed thanks in advance 
  

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• alexwil Member Posts: 376

  November 2018

  maybe ask him what he wants for it?
  
  i got offered a bulk lot a couple years ago (friend of a friend) and they were only expecting £20 for it, I ended up giving them £80. I was happy with that price and they were over the moon! 

  

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• Hob Member Posts: 223

  November 2018

  @alexwil he knows that Space Lego can go for a lot that's the problem.  He has said mates rates but don't want to go to high
  
  

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• ryjay Member Posts: 1,009

  November 2018

  I'm with Alex...let the friend tell you what he wants first.  i dont see a problem even if he does know the value of space lego.  If too high for you, make a counter offer...or if not, as a friend, suggest ideas to help him get what he wants from it.  Suggest he cleans it up, organize it into 100% complete sets, and so on and so on....he might just drop his price for you
  
  

  

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• Mr_Cross Member Posts: 1,713

  November 2018

  He's got some good stuff. Really good actually and it might clean up really nicely, and it might all be complete. Even so, I would want to score this job lot for around £120 but definitely no more than £150. Actual estimate of value based on 918, 6970, a couple of ships I can see and three other models I know are worth about £40 each is somewhere around £450 (but not in this condition)... I'm ignoring boxes and assuming instructions. Just an opinion.

  

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• Astrobricks Member Posts: 5,566

  November 2018

  Was it stored in an attic in the heat? I see a lot of browned white minifigs. How’s the clutch? Heat can affect that.

  

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• SumoLego Member Posts: 15,241

  November 2018 edited November 2018

  Batt insulation is about $0.20 per square foot.  If you clear out those silly children's toys that are lowering the R-value of the attic floor, you should be looking at perhaps one roll.  Maybe 80 square feet - $20.00 or so.
  
  Seriously, I'd probably offer $100.00, given the condition, how they were stored and the time/energy to verify parts and track down any missing parts.  Never forget to value your time if you are planning to sell them!

  

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