Is this worth buying with some minifigs missing? She states about 3 are missing from the whole lot. But not 100% sure.

Asking $325

Harry Potter Lego lot of 7 sets!

Some are complete and some have very minimal pieces missing.

Almost all of the minifigures and accessory pieces are there.

Instruction manuals included with all!! Cash only!

2 minutes ago, siddji said:

Is this worth buying with some minifigs missing?

If all that is missing is a few minifigs - then that would be a huge yes.

24 minutes ago, siddji said:

Is this worth buying with some minifigs missing? She states about 3 are missing from the whole lot. But not 100% sure.

Asking $325

Harry Potter Lego lot of 7 sets!

Some are complete and some have very minimal pieces missing.

Almost all of the minifigures and accessory pieces are there.

Instruction manuals included with all!! Cash only!

 

There aren't too many stupid questions but you've been here long enough to use the lot calculator...

 

That's a stupid question and an insta-buy  

 

 

**Worst case: there are a couple of $60 minifigures that may be missing.**

Edited July 28, 20178 yr by redghostx

Harry Potter is crazy hot on Bricklink right now... I've sold 50+ older HP minifigs in the 7 days I've been able to keep my shop open this month (busiest month on BL in 10 years) even the bin of Ron figs is down to the last few left.

I'd snap buy that if the listing is accurate.

 

Two years ago I bought a bulk lot off of Goodwill for $200. It had that same train (4841) plus the castle (4842) and Diagon Alley. It was missing about 10% of the parts and didn't have all the minis (most but not all).

Instructions were there for DA and HC but not the train.

Two years later I've doubled my money and I haven't sold the train yet (I flipped the other two within 6 months).

I'll let you do the math.

50 minutes ago, redghostx said:

There aren't too many stupid questions but you've been here long enough to use the lot calculator...

 

That's a stupid question and an insta-buy  

 

 

**Worst case: there are a couple of $60 minifigures that may be missing.**

Thank you for the feedback. I thought of using the calculator but didn't want to due to the possibility of the sets missing a few minifigs and possibly parts.

I contacted her and will be picking it up today. Was able to negotiate it for $280 from $325. Will post pics once I get them and sort out the missing pieces.

23 minutes ago, Alpinemaps said:

Two years ago I bought a bulk lot off of Goodwill for $200. It had that same train (4841) plus the castle (4842) and Diagon Alley. It was missing about 10% of the parts and didn't have all the minis (most but not all).

Instructions were there for DA and HC but not the train.

Two years later I've doubled my money and I haven't sold the train yet (I flipped the other two within 6 months).

I'll let you do the math.

 

10 minutes ago, siddji said:

Thank you for the feedback. I thought of using the calculator but didn't want to due to the possibility of the sets missing a few minifigs and possibly parts.

I contacted her and will be picking it up today. Was able to negotiate it for $280 from $325. Will post pics once I get them and sort out the missing pieces.

Investing in Harry Potter lots is better than gold, or something like that.

9 minutes ago, siddji said:

Thank you for the feedback. I thought of using the calculator but didn't want to due to the possibility of the sets missing a few minifigs and possibly parts.

I contacted her and will be picking it up today. Was able to negotiate it for $280 from $325. Will post pics once I get them and sort out the missing pieces.

Unless the seller isn't being truthful - it will be so easy (and in so many ways) to pull a quick profit from these.

Just now, redghostx said:

Investing in Harry Potter lots is better than gold, or something like that.

That is absolutely correct (thanks to the secret ingredient).

Why don't you give me the contact info and I'll ask the seller which minifigs are missing for you?