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Gary Istok's Lego Book Feedback...
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Thu, 24 Jun 2004 21:58:15 GMT
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OK, I won't be posting this in any other newsgroups.....
Here is how the Insurance Price List portion of my book will look like (pending
suggestions by AFOLs):
The examples I will use are #396 Thatcher Perkins Model Set (1976-77), the
Yellow Castle set #375/#6075 (1978-82), and 2x10 bricks spare parts pack #216
(1957-65) in the 5 conditions used by the antique toy collectibles market.
Good Very Good Ex. Fine Almost Mint Mint
#396 Thatcher Perkins Model Set
Europe Years: 1976-78
$100 $150 $200 $250 $350
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#375 Yellow Castle Set
Europe/Canada Years: 1978-82 (#6075 in USA)
$75 $100 $125 $150 $250
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#6075 Yellow Castle Set
USA Years: 1980-82 (#375 in Europe/Canada)
$75 $100 $125 $150 $250
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#216 2x10 Brick Parts Pack
Cont. Europe Years: 1957 (Yellow box, Lego "Bricks" in local lang.)
Part Count: 5 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$35 $55 $75 $100 $150
#216 2x10 Brick Parts Pack (Yellow/red box, Lego "Bricks")
Cont. Europe Years: 1958 (Yellow/red box, Lego "Bricks" in local lang.)
Part Count: 5 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$20 $25 $30 $40 $50
#216 2x10 Brick Parts Pack
Cont. Europe Years: 1959 (Various box colors, "Lego System")
Part Count: 5 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$15 $20 $25 $30 $40
#216 2x10 Brick Parts Pack
Cont. Europe Years: 1960-65 (Various box colors, "Lego System")
Part Count: 5 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$10 $12 $15 $20 $25
Britain Years: 1960-65 (Various box colors, "Lego System")
Part Count: 5 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$10 $12 $15 $20 $25
USA/Canada Years: 1961-65/1962-65 (Various box colors, "Lego System")
Part Count: 8/7 Colors: red, white, blue, yellow.
$20 $25 $30 $40 $50
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Note: the 1957-65 sets/parts packs have a very complex history. Unlike sets
today where only one set covers all locations, and unlike the 70's and 80's
where you had one set # for USA and another for Europe/Canada (like the yellow
castle), the 50's and 60's had the same set # for the duration, but kept
changing the box design, or in the case of parts packs, the parts counts
changed, and were different from country to country (although continental Europe
seemed to stay uniform).
As complex as the #216 2x10 bricks appear, the #214 classic windows/doors
designation is by far the most complex set/pack number Lego ever created. There
are approximately 72 different boxes under the #214 and (#214 1-10) designation
(20 in USA, 20 in Canada, 20 in Britain, and 12 in continental Europe (2 of
which are the huge retailer windows/doors boxes). Now you know why the 1957-65
era is so mysterious.
Comments?
Gary Istok
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Message has 2 Replies:
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| (...) $350 !! wow. I now truly regret I didn't buy this model back in 78. I believe it only costed about $20 back then, when I started collecting LEGO models (I play with LEGO since 1972, that makes 32 years in total - I never encountered dark (...) (20 years ago, 25-Jun-04, to lugnet.general)
| | | Re: Gary Istok's Lego Book Feedback...
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| (...) Gary, Some other descriptions that mean more to me: Mint In Sealed Box (MISB) Mint In Box (MIB) Complete with instructions Complete without instructions Complete with stickers unused Complete with stickers applied Complete without stickers (...) (20 years ago, 27-Jun-04, to lugnet.general)
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