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1. Parts discrepancy?

   

   Discussion by Modeltrainman · December 2018 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Why is there a discrepancy in parts owned? In the upper right hand corner, it says 128361 parts owned for me. Under my collection, however, it says: 137285 pieces. That's almost a 9000 part difference. And I have 1114 items, 881 different, but only have prices for 760? Huh?

2. Unsure about a classic set's price

   

   Discussion by Aanchir · January 2017 · Home› The Database

   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…

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3. Platinum Jubilee/ 70 years Elizabeth II, but only 62 years for UK LEGO...

   

   

   Discussion by Istokg · June 2022 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   As a big fan of Queen Elizabeth II, looking forward to watching the celebrations from here in the USA. Anyway... I thought I would start a thread of LEGO sets that were unique to the UK, which produced/sold LEGO sets under the British LEGO Ltd. label since 1960. British LEGO Ltd. was a LEGO licensee subsidiary of the…

4. Re: FS Super Heroes (No Boxes)

   

   Comment by nukester84 · October 2013 · Home› Marketplace

   brand new for all works out at roughly £760, if someone wants the whole lot will sell for £650 ono

5. Re: How many LEGO bricks have been molded? Current tally?

   

   

   Comment by DadsAFOL · October 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   760 billion as of February 2015. Source: http://cache.lego.com/r/www/r/aboutus/-/media/about%20us/media%20assets%20library/company%20profiles/the_lego_group_company_profile_2015_eng.pdf

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6. LEGO Set Box Variations for EU/UK-AUS/USA/CAN, and why some are worth more than others...

   

   

   Discussion by Istokg · December 2014 · Home› Collecting

   This week I wrote an article (part 1 of 3) for the Brickset "front page"... about LEGO sets by region... http://brickset.com/article/13338/lego-box-variations-by-country-part-1-1957-72 In the past year I've had 2 LEGO set collectors from UK and Canada send me a lot of images of sets from those countries, and I've been kind…

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

   

   Comment by 560Heliport · January 2019 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Yes, #6958. Also, (probably) #6982 Explorien Starship, #6991 Monorail Transport Base (the trans-blue canopy with the sticker), #6949 Robo-Guardian (the trans-red canopy in the white piece at lower right), #6983 Ice Station Odyssey (the Trans-fluorescent red canopies. That red plate with the cutouts on the sides is possibly…

8. Re: You have a $750 Lego gift card....

   

   Comment by SithLord196 · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

   After putting some thought into this, I believe my purchases would be The Simpsons House, the Kwik-E-Mart, the Tumbler, and then throw in the extra $10 for the Detective's Office. Although that would amount to $45.60 in sales tax for me on top of the $760.

9. Re: Your rarest Lego item?

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · January 2015 · Home› Collecting

   After much searching I finally found my rarest Lego item, #760. There is no picture in the database but only 6 people including myself own a copy and I do have the red and blue drawers that came with it. Unfortunately it's not very desirable.

10. Re: Minifigures and their Secondary Market Value

    

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

    How low will it go? Mr. Gold started out at $1000+. As expected, this did not last. The last few seem to have gone for $850, $800, $760, $630. They should be sub $500 in the next week or so. Still much more than what I would pay.

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