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51. Re: Imperial Flagship

    

    Comment by prevere · September 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Sold my last one earlier this year for $750 on eBay. Still mad that LEGO canceled 5 I had ordered when it was on clearance for $125. I cry myself to sleep every night thinking about it.

52. Re: [US] 2012 Holiday Pick-a-Brick Box

    

    Comment by Brickarmor · November 2012 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

    ^^^@dougts In that case it is a rather different ballgame from the "spend $750 get 10 boxes" type of BF bonanza. If I lived near enough a store I might make a few trips, but as it is only one is possible.

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53. Re: Wanted: Cafe Corner

    

    Comment by zmagilicutie · February 2012 · Home› Marketplace

    Thanks for the helpful advice. I live in the US, Pennsylvania to be exact. For a used set I would be willing to pay $550-600, and for new I would be willing to pay $700-750. Also the blond in the video, love the accent.

54. Re: Parting out sets and record-keeping of taxable income for HMRC (UK)

    

    Comment by AvengerDr · April 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    The problem arises when you, say spend £100 to buy 1000 parts. In a year you sell 750, receving £200. Your profit is not simply £200-100=100, because you have 250 parts still in your inventory.

55. Re: Wanted: 10196 Grand carousel

    

    Comment by Renny · June 2012 · Home› Marketplace

    That set unfortunately has been retired for a little while. Only option now is through the web with sites like ebay, Bricklink, craigslist, etc or maybe even here if you ask. It has shot up in value a lot though (~$750+).

56. Re: A series of MISB castle/pirates/islanders auctions from 1990s recently ended on eBay.

    

    Comment by Ma1234 · October 2011 · Home› Marketplace

    The thing is, one day a set goes for $750, the next day the same set. In the same condition, goes for $250. There is no formula. In 2000, I bought an opened Metro Park and Service Tower for $150. In 2009, I bought one MISB for $210.

57. Re: How much would you pay for this LOTR & HOBBIT bundle?

    

    Comment by Wallace · July 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    If this is the collection that I think it is then I wouldn't pay the asking price for it, personally I'd pay no more than about £750-£800 for it. The first wave (except Orc Forge) are all opened. If I'm wrong, and this isn't the same collection then I apologise. 

58. Re: Can someone help me understand these prices from BrickLink?

    

    Comment by sipuss · July 2021 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Our "polish ebay" has a few offers from big online sellers (legit stores) at 750-800 PLN (so roughly 200 bucks), some with 20+ stock. No idea where those prices are coming from, but it's not just this one seller.

59. Re: 1,600 on Brickset want list. Anyone else done this?

    

    

    Comment by Istokg · January 2015 · Home› Collecting

    I'm still working on that list..... ;-) I enjoy finding things for TLG that they never knew was made! Here's a few things for from my guide.... ... Samsonite 750 Educational Set.... .... 652 Mercedes Truck/Trailer with NIVEA.... .... 652 Mercedes Truck/Trailer with PHILIPS....

60. Re: New FB site for selling my mosaics.

    

    Comment by jadedanc · May 2015 · Home› Marketplace

    @Kevin_Hyatt Small mosaics (15"x15") start at $500 and go up to $750. Large mosaics (30"x30") start at $1500 and go up from there. All mosaics on my FB page are either for sale or trade. I make custom mosaics, with payment plans an option. 

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