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In lugnet.market.shopping, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> Another thought: The bricks in the per-pound bins are being put
> there at the same time as LS@H is building up inventory to offer
> them in bulk direct. LS@H may simply need a certain number of
> units on hand before they can be offered to the North Atlantic
> world--I'd bet that the ratio of bricks sold via Legoland to those
> sold in bulk through S@H is pretty tiny. (This part is dedicated
> to .market.theory.)
Ok, this got my curiosity: how many 2x4s are there in a pound ? I took a tub of
red 2x4s and measured them onto one of my scales (better than 1/10 oz accuracy).
It took 101 2x4 bricks to make 8 oz. So Legoland is selling them for approx
$0.13842 per brick (not counting tax, tag, title and delivery). This is less
than what the BrickBay price guide shows them being sold for, but not by much.
It is quite a bit higher than the prices for other (more standard) colors.
Odd, is the price being influenced by the color scarcity ?
Will TLC play that card for bulk sales ?
Ray
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