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 Author: zorbanj View Messages Posted By zorbanj
 Posted: Apr 15, 2024 15:26
 Subject: Re: To open a box or not?
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zorbanj (807)

Location:  USA, New Jersey
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In Selling, NikisNiche writes:
  I have a bunch of sets that I plan to sell. A few of them (I think) got water
damage to the box. The sets are still sealed. One end of the box is kind of crushed,
and my guess is that it got a bit wet and then the weight of the rest of the
box made it get crushed. So I am leaning towards opening the box to confirm the
instructions aren't messed up, so that I can disclose that when I sell it.
But then again, I hate to break the seal of the box. What would you do? (They
are big sets - Disney castle, Big Ben, and Ghostbusters firehouse.)

Stickers, electronic components and cloth can also be damaged by water. You might
also have mold on the instructions and/or inside of the box. Lastly, there could
be bugs that were attracted by the water and died in there.

I would open the box up and see what you're dealing with. If I were looking
for a New In Box set I wouldn't buy one with water damage unless the price
reflected it. You could always list it as New, Complete instead of New, Sealed:

https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102
 Author: Nubs_Select View Messages Posted By Nubs_Select
 Posted: Apr 15, 2024 14:30
 Subject: Re: To open a box or not?
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Nubs_Select (3750)

Location:  Canada, Ontario
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In Selling, NikisNiche writes:
  I have a bunch of sets that I plan to sell. A few of them (I think) got water
damage to the box. The sets are still sealed. One end of the box is kind of crushed,
and my guess is that it got a bit wet and then the weight of the rest of the
box made it get crushed. So I am leaning towards opening the box to confirm the
instructions aren't messed up, so that I can disclose that when I sell it.
But then again, I hate to break the seal of the box. What would you do? (They
are big sets - Disney castle, Big Ben, and Ghostbusters firehouse.)

Since the boxes have water damage and that can mess up instructions like you
mentioned I’d recommend opening them and selling them as open box as otherwise
you might end up selling someone some badly damaged instructions and it would
make things complicated
 Author: NikisNiche View Messages Posted By NikisNiche
 Posted: Apr 15, 2024 14:23
 Subject: To open a box or not?
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NikisNiche (1)

Location:  USA, Ohio
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I have a bunch of sets that I plan to sell. A few of them (I think) got water
damage to the box. The sets are still sealed. One end of the box is kind of crushed,
and my guess is that it got a bit wet and then the weight of the rest of the
box made it get crushed. So I am leaning towards opening the box to confirm the
instructions aren't messed up, so that I can disclose that when I sell it.
But then again, I hate to break the seal of the box. What would you do? (They
are big sets - Disney castle, Big Ben, and Ghostbusters firehouse.)
 Author: yorbrick View Messages Posted By yorbrick
 Posted: Apr 15, 2024 01:11
 Subject: Re: My entire room of Lego!
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yorbrick (1182)

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You need to put them into your store to sell them.
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: Apr 13, 2024 16:12
 Subject: Re: I am wishing to sell unopened sets but i can'
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SylvainLS (46)

Location:  France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
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Please don’t quote messages with forbidden content.

In Selling, sasquatch_eater writes:
  […]
Hi and welcome to Bricklink! You can't sell on here without first making
a purchase and receiving positive feedback from the buyer. I always try to leave
feedback for new buyers right away so if you see anything you like in my shop,
I'd be happy to help you with your first order!

--Claude
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: Apr 13, 2024 16:10
 Subject: Re: I am wishing to sell unopened sets but i can'
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SylvainLS (46)

Location:  France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
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Hi,

Sorry but:
You can’t advertise items that are not for sale in a store.
You need to open a store.
And, yes, you need some feedback first and that means buying something.
These are the rules.
 Author: CykillsGarage View Messages Posted By CykillsGarage
 Posted: Apr 13, 2024 12:51
 Subject: Re: Hi I'm thinking of selling some LEGO's
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CykillsGarage (3)

Location:  USA, Texas
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In Selling, yorbrick writes:
  
  any help is appreciated! I would just like to know the "Dos and don'ts"
of selling LEGO's

Do: Open a store before advertising you have sets for sale.

Okay thanks
 Author: yorbrick View Messages Posted By yorbrick
 Posted: Apr 13, 2024 03:03
 Subject: Re: Hi I'm thinking of selling some LEGO's
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yorbrick (1182)

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  any help is appreciated! I would just like to know the "Dos and don'ts"
of selling LEGO's

Do: Open a store before advertising you have sets for sale.
 Author: CykillsGarage View Messages Posted By CykillsGarage
 Posted: Apr 12, 2024 18:54
 Subject: Re: Hi I'm thinking of selling some LEGO's
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CykillsGarage (3)

Location:  USA, Texas
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In Selling, Dhobeck writes:
  In Selling, Dhobeck writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  HI there I'm thinking selling on this website. I wanted to ask a few questions
about it however.

#1 I have "Complete" sets, but there're original bricks are scattered
in my LEGO box. is it right/uncouth to sell something as "complete" if
I put the sets back together again from my vast lego box?


Yes you can list this as "Used, Complete" if the instructions are
missing you must state this in the description


  
#2 Is a mini figure still "new" if it has been gently taken care of in
a box of other minis, and never been played with and still shinny and unscratched?


Must be listed as "Used"

  
any help is appreciated! I would just like to know the "Dos and don'ts"
of selling LEGO's

Cheers Cy Kill's Garage!

here is the help page on the "item for sale Condition"
https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102

Thank you all!

okay then another question, what started me on this was when I found my 20th
anniversary Lando figure still in great shape, and upon looking at the going
rate for him amounting at 45-50 dollars for him complete with stand, I was blown
away! so is he worth more with or without his set?

The figure alone sold 81 times the last 6 months while the set only sold 18 times
both in used condition

If you have the set I would sell it with him to make it complete

ok thanks!
 Author: Dhobeck View Messages Posted By Dhobeck
 Posted: Apr 12, 2024 17:18
 Subject: Re: Hi I'm thinking of selling some LEGO's
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Location:  USA, Montana
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In Selling, Dhobeck writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
  In Selling, CykillsGarage writes:
  HI there I'm thinking selling on this website. I wanted to ask a few questions
about it however.

#1 I have "Complete" sets, but there're original bricks are scattered
in my LEGO box. is it right/uncouth to sell something as "complete" if
I put the sets back together again from my vast lego box?


Yes you can list this as "Used, Complete" if the instructions are
missing you must state this in the description


  
#2 Is a mini figure still "new" if it has been gently taken care of in
a box of other minis, and never been played with and still shinny and unscratched?


Must be listed as "Used"

  
any help is appreciated! I would just like to know the "Dos and don'ts"
of selling LEGO's

Cheers Cy Kill's Garage!

here is the help page on the "item for sale Condition"
https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102

Thank you all!

okay then another question, what started me on this was when I found my 20th
anniversary Lando figure still in great shape, and upon looking at the going
rate for him amounting at 45-50 dollars for him complete with stand, I was blown
away! so is he worth more with or without his set?

The figure alone sold 81 times the last 6 months while the set only sold 18 times
both in used condition

If you have the set I would sell it with him to make it complete

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