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11. Re: The "brag" thread: Post your recent great finds!

    

    

    Comment by Shropshire · July 2019 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Recent great find.. 118 x vintage sets/packs from 1958 to 1966 all new stock from an old newsagents store. Here are some examples...

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12. Re: For Sale: x50 Series 9 Alien Avenger Army (Worldwide)

    

    Comment by kwkw · May 2013 · Home› Marketplace

    Price drops listed below $24 shipped anywhere in the USA for x10 $47 shipped for x20 $71 shipped for x30 $95 shipped for x40 $118 shipped for all x50 

13. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

    

    Comment by Pitfall69 · June 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    So, to put this even more into perspective... I grabbed a Green Grocer on sale AT Lego [email protected] for $118 + No tax. Here it is 2016 and a Brick Bank is $169.99 + 6% sales tax = $180.19. I bought the GG when they were EOL, so that's the end of 2010, so we can basically say 2011, but I will use 2010 inflation. That $118 is $129.47…

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14. Re: [US] Sales at Amazon

    

    Comment by Rakul · October 2016 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

    ^^ Another problem might be if it does drop lower I would imagine in very limited quantities and it will sell out fast. In the end if you want the set and are willing to pay $118 it's not a bad price.

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15. Re: Is this a good deal?

    

    Comment by Bricklover18 · August 2015 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

    
 Sorry, I looked on Amazon.com and saw that it was $118 there. I found the set at a rural Walmart on clearance. But I wasn't sure if it was a good deal because of amazon's inflated prices on some items.

16. Re: My Winter Village Project

    

    Comment by inklingbricks · November 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Thanks for the kind words about my designs everyone :) @hayduke The prices people have got back to me for the Gingerbread House range from £92 through to £118, with somewhere around the middle the most common. 

17. Re: Bricksetters' Bricklink stores

    

    Comment by KingAlanI · May 2020 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    118 lots about $30. not bad for value, but daunting. warned buyer it might take a few daysalso a few small orders this weekend moved more rarely used parts bins to basement.needed to clear path to window to put in AC anyway

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18. Re: This Years Sainsburys Cards

    

    Comment by legomental · October 2020 · Home› Marketplace

    
Have 8 12 24 28 41 43 63 69 70 88 91 96 118 133 135 139 If you want them pm me your address and I can pop them in the post for you 

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19. LEGO Enthusiast Population Worldwide

    

    Discussion by davee123 · June 2017 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    So, I just realized after watching a presentation from BrickFest Japan that LEGO had updated member counts which I hadn't seen. Specifically: Asia: 37 RLUGs in 10 countries with 314,162 members EMEA/Pacific: 118 RLUGs in 32 countries with 65,978 members Americas: 95 RLUGs in 7 countries with 6,302 members Back in 2012,…

20. Re: 1969 Sears Christmas Catalog Lego Pages

    

    

    Comment by Cyberdragon · December 2017 · Home› Collecting

    Oops, looks like my previous image broke, oh well, you get the idea. But I found this at the back of the 138 manual. MOC suggestions! If I ever get both a 118 and a 138, I'm MOCing the 118 (with period parts of course), since trains can get too standard. Can anyone identify what the device below the windmill is supposed to…

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