Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureMr Gold Minifigure for sale on eBay, please contact the seller if you're interested. http://m.ebay.de/itm/281824208756?_mwBanner=1Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureThe New LEGO set 'The Simpsons House' had photos published recently, you can see those over on the official Lego Facebook page, it features 6 Minifgures: Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie and Ned. What does everyone think of it? Personally, I think that it looks like a brilliant set and is a new venture for LEGO which will open up some new windows for the LEGO Simpsons brand and the LEGO company as a whole. Let me know your opinion on the set in the comments below. Mr GoldSee allMr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureSince Mr Gold is not as relevant in 2014 as he became in 2013, I am going to be focusing this page on general LEGO, as well as Mr Gold too! - Mr GoldMr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego Figure shared The LEGO Movie's photo.
The LEGO MovieGo out and be super, like this guy. # #Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego Figure shared The LEGO Movie's photo.The LEGO MovieShare if you've got it. # #Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego Figure shared The LEGO Movie's video.What does everybody think of the new LEGO Movie TV spot? Personally, I think that the LEGO movie is going to be great! - Mr Gold Posted by shareThe LEGO MovieOnly one word can describe #...Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego Figure-New Admin Required- I understand that I have not posted on this page for a long time, and I am struggling to keep up with it, so, I thought that it would be a good idea to look for another admin. If you would be interested in updating this page and becoming an admin, then please contact the page via the inbox, where we shall discuss further details. Many thanks, Mr GoldMr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureI (The pages admin), have just found my very own Mr Gold, in Sainsburys, Dorset, what an excellent find!
Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureSeries 11 was announced yesterday, but it didn't have a super rare figure in the series? Perhaps they will come every 10 series's?Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureJust having a look on eBay, Mr Gold is going for lower and lower! One of them had a starting price of £150! This makes the chances of finding one yourself much higher...Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureChristchurch, United KingdomHere in the United Kingdom where I am, there are 40 found Mr Gold figuresMr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureChristchurch, United KingdomI found out a fact today, whether it is true or not is a different matter: There is only one Mr Gold in every 14,000 boxes What do you guys think about that?Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureChristchurch, United KingdomSo, who thinks that there will be more super rare minifigures in the future Lego minifigures series's?Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureSo Guys, here are some of the current Stats about Mr Gold –The most expensive Mr Gold ever sold was bought for $1,249.99 or £802 –The cheapest Mr Gold figure sold cost $585 or £375 –The current average selling price of Mr Gold is $806.33 or £517 –15 Mr Gold minifigures have been sold worldwide on ebay so far Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureThis is a
must read peopleGoldgate Scandal Hots Up | Brick FanaticsMr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego Figure updated their cover photo.Mr Gold - The hunt for the Worlds rarest Lego FigureChristchurch, United KingdomI will also be posting regular updates about Mr Gold, such as: The most expensive and cheapest Mr Gold's to be sold (Apart from the ones bought for £2 in a shop), Where the most common Mr Gold's are found, and pictures of Mr Gold himself.Friendship NecklacesBff NecklacesBest Friend NecklacesHeart FriendshipMatching NecklacesFriendship GiftsAwesome NecklacesFriend JewelryNecklaces JewelleryForwardLego lovers' necklaces... I REALLY wanna get a pair of these for myself and my significant other :D He's become the hottest ticket in town: a real-life equivalent of the golden tickets in Roald Dahl's children's classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. But Lego's Mr Gold doesn't come with a lifetime's supply of chocolate. He's an inch-and-a-half tall plastic figure like any other Lego product.
His value – and he has been fetching over £700 on eBay – is in his rarity. There were just 5,000 made worldwide. The desire of adult collectors to get their hands on one is fuelling a commercial bonanza for the Danish toy maker. Part of the success of its Minifigures range is that they come in a plastic bag so buyers don't know what they are going to get. Children can therefore trade them in the playground, adult collectors on eBay. The introduction of the limited edition "Mr Gold" into Series 10 has changed the game, however. Mr Gold is causing a stampede, with some adult collectors buying up job lots in attempt to get their hands on figure. That can be seen in the fact that just two weeks after its launch, complete sets of 16 without the limited edition superstar can be purchased on the auction site for as little as £35. Because of duplication, you have to buy quite a few packets to get a complete set, although canny purchasers have been known to look carefully at barcodes – or simply attempt to identify the character in the packet by feeling it – in an attempt to avoid this.
The company says it's too early to say whether Series 10 is a best seller – but adds: "Initial reports show they are off to a flying start." The popularity is such that even the Lego shop at Westfield East in Stratford has found itself without stock on occasion, and Sainsbury's has noted a rise in sales since the launch. But is there a flipside to this modern day gold rush? Does its popularity with Afols (Adult Fans of Lego) mean that the kids are missing out? The company thinks not: "The reaction to Mr Gold has been phenomenal," said a company spokesperson. "It's always a fantastic coup when our consumers engage with any of our brands, so we don't view the demand and interest as having a flip side. The search for Mr Gold is a modern-day treasure hunt – something that children have enjoyed for decades. There are 5,000 Mr Golds to be found worldwide so he really is an attainable treasure. We have had 51 winners in the UK alone bag a Mr Gold Minifigure for themselves so far, which is fantastic.