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Re: Wanted: 10196 Grand carousel
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+). -
Re: Parting out sets and record-keeping of taxable income for HMRC (UK)
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. -
Re: How much would you pay for this LOTR & HOBBIT bundle?
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. -
Re: Can someone help me understand these prices from BrickLink?
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. -
Re: 1,600 on Brickset want list. Anyone else done this?
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.... -
Re: New FB site for selling my mosaics.
@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. -
Re: How to get started selling on Bricklink
Having $0 would not protect you. If Paypal didn't rule in your favor, they would get the money from you regardless. You are bound by the terms. If you weren't bound then think of the flipside. A scammer scams somebody then withdraws/spends the money so their balance is $0 when they got caught. but because it's $0 they are… -
Re: Minifigures and their Secondary Market Value
So in order of the Top 20 most expensive minifigs (based on today's approximate market price): Toy Fair Iron Man = $1,000+ Toy Fair Captain America = $1,000+ Mr. Gold = $750 NYCC Superman = $750 SDCC Green Arrow = $575 SDCC Black-Suit Superman = $550 SDCC Spider-Man = $500 SDCC Spider Woman = $500 The Kraang = $400 Shadow… -
Re: Bricklink buying advice - are there scammers?
Unfortunately, there are scammers everywhere. Personally, I avoid any store that doesn't accept PayPal. The typical Bricklink "scam" store is a new one that lists 10179, etc for $750 sealed. Otherwise, I find Bricklink to be a pretty reliable place. Post a link to the store, it's reasonably easy to tell whether or not it… -
Pick a Brick: Quantities per cup/box
I'm currently working on a large MOC (for me at least) and it's got me interested in finding out just how many of a given element a cup can hold or even a box, and is there a difference in economics between the two especially with the bump in prices this year? I've done some measuring and felt I might not be the only one…
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