Help me price this lot

[tiggerkiddo]

So I've tried several places trying to sell these sets but haven't had much luck so I figured perhaps many of the sets weren't all that desirable and maybe it'd be better to just package them in a lot. I don't really want to sell all of them but having a little rainy day fund wouldn't hurt since finding another part time job is tough and all...ugh. So here it goes...nearly all of them have instructions and are complete but the ones that aren't still have around 95 percent of the parts.

7648 Mars Mission Mobile Mining Unit

7305 Scarab Attack

7569 Desert Attack

7634 Tractor

3179 Repair Truck

6444 Outback Airstrip

6679 Dark Shark

7638 Tow Truck

6850 Auxiliary Patroller

5981 Raid VPR

3178 Seaplane

10216 Winter Village Bakery

7573 Battle of Alamut

3180 Tank Trunk

7635 4WD with Horse Trailer

5984 Space Police 3 Lunar Limo

7571 The Fight for the Dagger

1687 Midnight Transport

6986 Space Police 1 Mission Commander

6264 Forbidden Cove (Islanders)

6348 Surveillance Squad

1786 Jailbreak Joe

6987 Blacktron 1 Message Intercept Base

6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout

8216 Technic Turbo 1

8226 Technic Mud Masher

8246 Technic Hydro Racer

1 Red Lego Storage container.

That's about the jist of it. Or if there would be some sets that should be paired together as a lot, let me know.

Edited May 6, 2011 by tiggerkiddo

[Donut]

I think this will generate some more interest if you have the names posted next to each set number.

[tiggerkiddo]

Haha, yea that would help. Names/themes have been added

[RubeusHagrid]

If it's any use to you, I'd take the dark shark, I'm in the UK though.

[IAmWillGibson]

You have some really interesting sets on here, but yeah, I have no idea how to price them out or what to even expect from them. And having the "some aren't complete" tag on there sorta makes it all the more complicated [which ones aren't and what is missing?].

I mean, the Lunar Limo or the Village Bakery are sets I've had my eye on for a while, but they're also still pretty available.

Sorry I can't really offer any advice.

[kyphur]

BrickLink is a good reference for prices on new & used LEGO Sets

Here is the 7190 Falcon: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?S=7190-1

In the last 6 months it's averaged about $145 & the current average asking price is $190. That's why I've set the price for mine at $170 and am negotiable on that (within reason).

Of course you need to make adjustments based on the actual condition of the set.

For trades I compare Original MSRP averaged with the figure I get from above method then I adjust accordingly based on things like part count to determine how even sided the trade is.

This is the method I've used for pricing out my entire collection.

[tiggerkiddo]

Thanks, that was a bit helpful. Adding it all up and making adjustments to the condition or completeness of some of the sets, the total seems to come around 650, give or take. I'll figure out how to go from there.