Somewhat close to the DC/Virginia Area

 

http://wv.craigslist.org/tag/4961213397.html

Somewhat close to the DC/Virginia Area

 

http://wv.craigslist.org/tag/4961213397.html

 

And it includes sponge boob!

And it includes sponge boob!

 

For sanity's sake, every loose loose lot of this size should include this.   

looks good ... bring it down a little to make it sweeeter!!

Over $11/pound.  Thats pretty darn pricey without any obvious killer sets.  $5/pound is more realistic for this lot.

Over $11/pound.  Thats pretty darn pricey without any obvious killer sets.  $5/pound is more realistic for this lot.

 

Make them an offer they can't refuse.

Make them an offer they can't refuse.

 

You want him to leave a severed horse head in his bed??

Just when I thought I had escaped the grips of the Lego hoard, they drag me back in!

 

I've been really hit-or-miss on my Craigslist lot buys.  2 big ones the last month.  I paid $300 for a lot that was so-so.  Decided to just list and sell the whole thing on eBay.  Was bid to $500, I cleared about $150 after fees.  My other lot was much better.  Paid $200 for a well-organized and kept lot, and constructed several valuable sets from it, which sold on eBay for over $1000.  

 

The lot here doesn't look like the kind with a lot of valuable, complete sets, but I wouldn't know without an in-person inspection.   

I paid 2k a couple hrs ago with double the amount of loose presorted bricks about 40 new and 25 open box. He's high Ballin you lol. I agree these lots need warning labels. I still have a 6x4 ft tall wall full of color sorted bricks marinating.

I wouldn't pay $1500 for the lot, but I would pay around $900 for it. There are several larger sets that are worth $100+ if they are complete. Also, given the size of the lot, there are probably some hidden gems in there.