It's no secret the world loves LEGO (after all, every person on earth owns an average of 86 bricks). But apparently the toy is not only fun to play with, but also a decent financial investment. Every year since 2000 the average LEGO set has increased in value by 12% — which is higher than the 9.6% gold has appreciated in the same timeframe. Products that are in highest demand are specialized sets (like Star Wars editions or tourist attractions like the Taj Majal in India) or discontinued items. , even standard LEGO sets have increased in value. While we don't recommend hitting up the toy store to buy every box on the shelf, it's clear investing in a few select sets might be worth your time and money. If you do take the plunge, Maciorowski says in order to get the top price for your investment, you should keep your toy in the box to prevent damage. (So hope you weren't actually, you know, planning to play with them.)That said, here are the most expensive sets on the market — and a few enthusiasts who just couldn't resist building the model for themselves first: Completed at last 👍👍👍👍👍👍 #Lego #legocafecorner #cafe #cafecorner #legomodular #modular #legocity #afol #destinationlego #DestinationBricksA post shared by Geeky Bricks 😜 (@geekybricks) on Jun 10, 2015 at 3:30pm PDT Since I haven't posted a picture of it yet, here'
s my Lego Taj Mahal. The biggest Lego set ever made... It was originally $400 now it's worth about $5,000 😅 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #LegoTajMahal #Lego #Bruh #5000Pieces #DamnSon #BFGU ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Partners: @silentclutch4us @hardlinenews @hardlinegaming @brotherhood_gaming @xletouttheragexA post shared by Xbox GT: AtomicArrow33 (@atomicarrow) on May 20, 2015 at 8:00pm PDT #lego #starwars #legostarwars #deathstar #deathstar2 #legodeathstar #legodeathstar2 #afol Estrela da Morte IIA post shared by Thomas Lucena (@thomas_lucena) on Aug 18, 2013 at 4:54pm PDT Massive! Even #Batman has to give it up for this set. Was a rather challenging build. Took some time, though i had plenty of help. I love trwars#legoimperialstardestroyer#legofamily#legominifigures#starwars#everythingstarwars#everythinglego#legocollector#darthvader#stormtroopers#legoheavenA post shared by John (@the_standard1) on Sep 1, 2015 at 11:35am PDTSkip to main content
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You'll have to complete your refund and exchange before the posted showtime indicated on your ticket. We'll refund your credit card or we can credit your Fandango account to use for another movie. With more and more cases of LEGO Minifigures Series 11 71001 leaking out into stores early, the Mr. Gold minifigure craze is the latest sensation sweeping the nation! As this minifigure is selling for ludicrous amounts of money and has unheard of hype surrounding it, I’ve decided to track the progress of the Mister Gold minifigures being sold online. I’ll update this post a few times each week with up-to-date data on how many Mr. Golds have been found and sold online, how much they’ve been sold for, and what the most expensive LEGO Mr. Gold minifigure ever sold for… The 71001 Minifigures Series 11 Mr Gold minifigure is arguably the most talked-about minifigure that LEGO has ever produced. Limited to just 5000 figures produced for the entire world, collectors worldwide have been desperate to keep their LEGO Minifigures Series collections complete, leading to Mister Gold figures selling for insane amounts of money!
Some stats about the LEGO Minifigures Series 11 Mr. Gold Minifigure (Last Updated 5/11/2013): –The most expensive Mr. Gold ever sold sold for $1,249.99. –The lowest price a Mister Gold figure has sold for is $406. –The current average selling price of the Mr. Gold Minifigure is $749.80. –40 Mr. Gold minifigures have been sold worldwide on ebay through completed auctions. –7 Mr. Gold minifigures have been sold to “Best Offers”. I don’t count these in the average price of Mr. Gold figures, as we don’t know how much they officially sold for. You can check out all of the current sale listings for the Mister Gold minifigure right here and continue the search for your very own Mr. Gold minifigure! Below is a table containing the dates of the auctions of all known Mr. Gold minifigures sold (as of May 11th, 2013), along with the corresponding amount of money paid the Mister Gold minifigure: Price Sold For (in $ US Dollars): You can follow Bricks and Bloks on Facebook to get updates on Mr. Gold sightings and sales, as well as LEGO news, reviews, articles, and more beamed directly to your Facebook newsfeed!
As you may be able to tell, the Mr. Gold minifigure is a pretty big deal! Just how much is he worth to you, brick fans? Are you willing to pay the big bucks for Mister Gold, or is he just another minifigure to you? How Much Would *YOU* Pay For the Mr. Gold Minifigure? The same price as any other LEGO Minifigure--No More!life in plastic: Purchasing Your First LEGO Modular Building J!-ENT has not received any compensation from the company for this post. J!-ENT has no material connection to the brands, products, or services that are mentioned in this post. For product reviews, J!-ENT has purchased the above product for review purposes or may have received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free by the company which in no way affects our reviews, may it be positive or negative. We only recommend products or services we have tested/reviewed and believe will be good for our readers. Some of the links in our posts are "affiliate links.”