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Wow good luck with the sale.

If you don't mind me asking, why get rid of it all. Most of that stuff looks old (which is a good thing!)

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If the lot doesn't go, or you don't hit your minimum, lemme know by PM and I would be interested in some of that, but not all of it. Thanks.

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I am selling it all becasue my favorite theme is LSW. DId that answer your question Big Cam?

And d00dz, I did not buy the 21lbs of figures. Read my last post on that topic. :classic:

Sure thing Stash2Sixx. I will sure do. :thumbup:

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I would bid if I didn't have a wife and kids to support.

I understand. :wink:

So, do you all think I started it at a good price? Will it go higher? :hmpf_bad:

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I understand. :wink:

So, do you all think I started it at a good price? Will it go higher? :hmpf_bad:

Well, I was fooling around and didn't really look at everything it came with.

After further review, without knowing the figures, I'd actually say that's quite a high starting price for an auction... $6 each for a fully equipped figure? I mean, a lot of castle minifigs sell for as little as $2/each on bricklink, depending on the type. Skeletons are practically worthless, IMO... a dime a dozen.

Having a lot of horses, capes, and so many extra weapons and armor makes it more worthwhile, but the price doesn't really make me go "wow!"

But then I'm a pretty cheap bastard. After looking again at the list and pictures and doing some bricklink looking, I don't think I'd bid more than $400... maybe $450 even if I didn't have the wife and kids.

But again... that's me... cheap. I'm no expert, but I wouldn't doubt that someone will think it's a good enough deal... to be able to get so much all at once makes it more worthwhile for some, too. But you have plenty of time left... I don't know how other people ebay, but I generally look at LEGO and sort by time remaining, and seldom look at items with more than a few hours. You may not get bids until the last day, you'll just have to wait and see.

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Dude, if you could delete your post. :tongue: Your hindering my auction. lol Well, I have been buying and selling on ebay, and I sold a lot of 7 castle minifigures and 1 dragon and it sold for $50 (dragon = $15). I am one of those cheap guys too. And I can not buy castle minifigures on EbaY for cheap. They go for to much. :tongue:

So, we will se what is goes for. :wink:

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So, we will se what is goes for. :wink:

No doubt you'll get a lot more on Ebay than I would pay!

Didn't mean to discourage you... I have little doubt you'll successfully sell your lot of castle guys.

Posted
No doubt you'll get a lot more on Ebay than I would pay!

Didn't mean to discourage you... I have little doubt you'll successfully sell your lot of castle guys.

Thanks! :thumbup::tongue:

You nenver know on EbaY. A friend told me someone sold a frozen snow ball from a year before for alot of money. :laugh::pir-wub:

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well for starters nice lot, but not the biggest on castle minifigs i've bought before, but definately the highest, if your looking to get that much you would have been better on making several smaller lots, people have a tendancy to not bid that much on 100 lot minifigs (last lot I got about a year ago had 120 Castle minifigs and I got it for $350 shipped and these were crusaders, wolfpack and forestmen mostly and lots of weapons and shields and horses, plus a bunch of loose LEGO castle parts), I do wish you luck, but remember this even if the lot doesn't sell you still have to pay eBay their fees (one of the reasons I do not sell there anymore).

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That's a nice ambitious auction you've got going there, and I hope you do well with it.

Still, I'll have to agree with fred67 that there's nothing in the pictures that makes me go "wow." I suppose if you tallied it all up, saying about $2 per figure, etc. you could get close to $500, but I think you needn't have started it that high. One thing that detracts a little is that the figures are mismatched. Not that mismatched is necessarily a problem, but I think when people see that the value drops in their eyes.

Good luck!

Posted
Splitting it up in different lots would be a better idea. Don't you think?
For you, it would be.

Before you did that, though, I would kind of like to trade for some of those parts.

Posted
Good luck with those auctions. I must say you split them up very nicely, and it looks likes the bids are reflecting that.

Thanks!! :tongue: I tried my bestto make them look nice.

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Thanks!! :tongue: I tried my bestto make them look nice.

told ya breaking them up would sell them, might even get more then what you were asking for, maybe.

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