While sourcing a different product at Target, I found an entire endcap of LEGO City Downtown Fire Brigade 60216. The price tag said $99 but since it was an endcap I scanned it and they came up as $49.99 we call this "hidden clearance" (always scan endcaps).
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2/10
Any lego at 50% off is usually a buy, but out of curiosity, I scanned them into my Amazon seller app. What came up surprised me. The lowest FBA price for this set was $175 💰💰
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3/10
Just to make sure this was legitimate, I ran the ASIN (Amazon unique product ID number) into my phone application, Keepa.
Keepa is comparable to Tradingview for stocks/crypto where it compiles price action into a chart for historical reference.
This chart looks great!
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Keepa is comparable to Tradingview for stocks/crypto where it compiles price action into a chart for historical reference.
This chart looks great!
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After purchasing all the sets available for $49.99/set I dropped them off at my storage unit where they will sit and appreciate until they reach my desired ROI.
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5/10
A few days removed from this purchase I decided to do a bit more research using Keepa to see what sort of ROI I should expect off this Lego investment.
I ran a search on Amazon for "Lego City" then I selected 500 - 999 pieces (this specific set includes 943 pieces.
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I ran a search on Amazon for "Lego City" then I selected 500 - 999 pieces (this specific set includes 943 pieces.
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I singled out this set LEGO CITY Fire Station 60110 as it has many comparables to the set we purchased:
- same amount of pieces
- similar theme "fire rescue"
- similar components, firetruck, helicopter, other vehicles
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- same amount of pieces
- similar theme "fire rescue"
- similar components, firetruck, helicopter, other vehicles
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This set 60110 is now selling for $300+ regularly after being on the market for 1800 days. Our set 60216 is already selling for $175 and is at 829 days on the market.
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When comparing the two charts I believe our set 60216 (left chart) is at the spot I highlighted on the older set 60110 (right chart).
This shows me, if I hold this set for another 12-18 months I can realistically expect to sell it for $300+ which would be around 400% ROI.
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This shows me, if I hold this set for another 12-18 months I can realistically expect to sell it for $300+ which would be around 400% ROI.
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Lego can be a very lucrative asset class if you have the tools to source it, space to store it, and confidence to hold it based on historical data as presented in this thread.
Some worthy follows to learn more about #Bricks
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@brickscanner
@massivefamily
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Some worthy follows to learn more about #Bricks
@toyfolio
@brickscanner
@massivefamily
@drewbongi
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