Do you have an old Lego collection lying there at home? Then it may be time to start rooting. Recently, a LEGO figure was sold from 2013 for SEK 129,900.
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Can be sold for huge amounts
Lego began to be sold in the Swedish market as early as the 1950s, and the colorful plastic blocks have maintained several generations over the years. According to Lego’s own calculations, each person owns an average of 64 lego pieces, which, among other things Svenska Dagbladet Reported in connection with Lego being 50 years old.
Today, some LEGO sets and Lego figures can be sold for thousands of kronor at auction, and according to the auction platform Catawiki are some people willing to pay huge amounts for the right lego sets.
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According to Lego’s own calculations, each person owns an average of 64 lego pieces. Thus, it can be high time to root out the Lego box if you want to earn a coin. Photo: Vilhelm Stokstad/Ttlego figure was sold for SEK 130,000
On Tradera recently sold a LEGO figure for SEK 129,900. The figure belongs to the series Lego Marvel Super Heroes and is a limited edition from 2013, which is only available in 350 copies in the world. The figure is one Spider-Man San Diego Comic-Con 2013.
The same figure is auctioned off, among other things Ebay with a starting price of around SEK 135,000.
Spider-Man San Diego Comic-Con 2013. Photo: Screen image/Ebay
However, the probability that there would be a Spider-man San Diego Comic-Con 2013 in your old Lego collection is small. The figure was never sold in stores, but was distributed as a gift in connection with the Comic-Con Pop Cultural Fair in San Diego in 2013.
Lego gadgets that increase in value
On Catawiki You can also read about other Lego gadgets that have increased in value. Among other things, one of the most desired and most expensive lego characters is Star Wars Prize Hunter Boba Fat that was sold in 2003 as part of Cloud City (10123)-The set. Today, the figure can be sold for about SEK 2,000.
Café-Corner is a LEGO set that also has a high value in the secondary market. The set was released in 2007 and represents a three -storey café. Such a set was sold for around SEK 16,000 at auction not so long ago. When the Café-Corner set was launched, it was sold for around SEK 1,000 in stores.
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Café-Corner is a LEGO set that has a high value in the secondary market. Photo: Screen image/eBay