I can buy a SSD mint in box, for 550

I can buy a SSD mint in box, for 550

Yes, definitely.

I can buy a SSD mint in box, for 550

Edited February 18, 201510 yr by biniou

IMO If you want to build it, yes. If you want to resell it in Spain or the Eurozone in general - NO! If you want to resell it in another country or hold for 3 years, maybe.

I cant even find a used one of these anywhere in the north east for a reasonable price so that I can add it to my built collection.

IMO If you want to build it, yes. If you want to resell it in Spain or the Eurozone in general - NO! If you want to resell it in another country or hold for 3 years, maybe.

yes for the personal build, no for reselling interests. there r many other sets with great discounts who will perform in the same way or better (IMHO)

Looks like the 6-7 hundo's are out the way on up to $750-790... Wheeeee!!! Chugga-chugga-choo-choo

if i unloaded 5-10 of these, what would you recommend putting the money into

if i unloaded 5-10 of these, what would you recommend putting the money into

 

No brainer, 10188 Death Stars.....

if i unloaded 5-10 of these, what would you recommend putting the money into

Nothing.  There is nothing currently available at MSRP or a good price that will see this type of return in the same time frame. 

Nothing.  There is nothing currently available at MSRP or a good price that will see this type of return in the same time frame. 

 

Are you sure???  How many 10188 do you own??

Nothing.  There is nothing currently available at MSRP or a good price that will see this type of return in the same time frame. 

Creative Towers? Though that's gonna get saturated real soon

Rough math indicates that you could currently buy 1.5 Death Stars for every 10221 that you sell at $750 assuming that you don't pay tax (based on shipping from coast to coast). Even though the Death Star is likely to be a winner, why would you sell a sure thing so quickly after retirement unless you like the thrill of the quick flip, 

 

If you are a flipper, then items like the CT are a great alternative.

Rough math indicates that you could currently buy 1.5 Death Stars for every 10221 that you sell at $750 assuming that you don't pay tax (based on shipping from coast to coast). Even though the Death Star is likely to be a winner, why would you sell a sure thing so quickly after retirement unless you like the thrill of the quick flip, 

 

If you are a flipper, then items like the CT are a great alternative.

 

You are over thinking, he is just asking what set to invest if he sells some 10221, the straight answer is 10188, well at least for me....

Edited February 24, 201510 yr by boliramirez

No price is too high for an SSD.  I'm snapping up all I can right now at $800, 'cause some anonymous guy on this site told me it's sure to hit $2k by this time next year.  Last Fall, I was buying SSD's at $700 and passing up HH and TH at MSRP to free up funds.  So far that hasn't worked out, but I'm sure it will given time.  After putting all my retirement funds into Phoenix real estate in 2006 and buying shares in offshore oil drillers on margin last summer, it's a relief to have finally found a sure-fire investment in SSD's at 2 x MSRP!

if i unloaded 5-10 of these, what would you recommend putting the money into

Duplo.

Disney stock and I'm being serious.

If you sell 10 of these at current price? Man! That is some serious cash that needs some serious thinking.

 

I would buy a few Tumblers and invest the rest in a nice far tropic paradise holiday alone with my wife.

Duplo.

 

The Duplo Creative Towers are BIG.

 

I've had a few people inquire about my remaining SSDs and I'm not letting go of any more for a while. I imagine if someone had a lot of them it might be easy to let go of a few (I sold one locally for cash at 2x what I paid)  but I'm constantly surprised by how few people really bought this set but now want it.

No price is too high for an SSD.  I'm snapping up all I can right now at $800, 'cause some anonymous guy on this site told me it's sure to hit $2k by this time next year.  Last Fall, I was buying SSD's at $700 and passing up HH and TH at MSRP to free up funds.  So far that hasn't worked out, but I'm sure it will given time.  After putting all my retirement funds into Phoenix real estate in 2006 and buying shares in offshore oil drillers on margin last summer, it's a relief to have finally found a sure-fire investment in SSD's at 2 x MSRP!

underrated post of the day.

No price is too high for an SSD.  I'm snapping up all I can right now at $800, 'cause some anonymous guy on this site told me it's sure to hit $2k by this time next year.  Last Fall, I was buying SSD's at $700 and passing up HH and TH at MSRP to free up funds.  So far that hasn't worked out, but I'm sure it will given time.  After putting all my retirement funds into Phoenix real estate in 2006 and buying shares in offshore oil drillers on margin last summer, it's a relief to have finally found a sure-fire investment in SSD's at 2 x MSRP!

i have a thick head... i am sensing sarcasm here did i read it correctly

Duplo.

 

We are from the planet Duplo and we are here to destroy you..

 

 

Daughter's favorite line from Lego Movie.. ; )

If there was one set I would hold onto at this point in time, it would be the SSD.  But what do I know?

Honestly, I would load up on some beanie babies. I heard they will keep going up in price, and they are really cute!

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I know a guy who might be willing to sell them to you at 80% below RRP. So what can go wrong?