We seem to have a lot of serious Lego collectors here (you don't really buy those $300 sets for your kids, do you?). Thought that these eBooks on Lego may interest some. They are DRM-free, and profits can be directed to a charity of your choice.
You can literally build anything if you just buy blocks. So those 'sets' are worthless. That's the point of lego build anything with the blocks. But those figures, those figures are actually worth something http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LEGO-MR-GOLD-MINI-FIGURE-4984-500…
But since China made replicas and there's like no way to tell if they're real or fake it's worthless as well.
Is Lego a better investment than shares or gold?
Ed Maciorowski, founder of investing website BrickPicker.com, said the largest rise in price for any Lego set has been for Cafe Corner, a model of a hotel which was released in 2007. The set originally sold for £89.99 but has risen in value to £2096 since it went out of production. That's a return of 2230 per cent.
Basing investment on a tiny tiny percent of the market.
old trap that hack journos fall for is believing that the highest listed price for an ebay item is its actual worth. edshould look at completed sales. still its been a good investment
I don't know much about Lego investing, but investors should defintitely check out the ET, A-Team, Gremlins, Sonic, etc. sets still going for 80% off at the official Lego store in this deal:
People buy those sets as an "investment" kek.