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Re: This is why TLG lost money
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 6 Feb 1999 03:17:35 GMT
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cjc@NOMORESPAMnewsguy.com
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Don Herko <herkod@rotc1hp.bragg.army.mil> wrote:
> The black falocn fortress which retailed for 35.00 can easily fetch over 100.00
> A special classic castles line would be a big winner.
I agree that a classic sets line would rock, and probably do real
well. But just because a handful of desperate AFOL's would pay $100
for 6074 (I wouldn't) that doesn't mean many other people would.
Granted, though, they could sell them for more than the original cost,
and I bet lots of people would buy them. Heck, with the piece count
alone, based on current prices, it ought to go for $60 or so, maybe
more.
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| Lego needs to change the way it sells sets. Theme collectors(like me with castle sets) I begin to drool everytime someone offers older sets for sale. And I always seem to miss them. I called England and Germany about limited production runs. If lego (...) (26 years ago, 5-Feb-99, to lugnet.general)
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