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It's also interesting to note that people are spending 3M+ for LEGO on
Ebay each year, and *not* spending it on Town Jr. sets that they might
otherwise buy.
KL
In lugnet.market.auction, David Blomberg writes:
> I'm interested in this information.
>
> LEGO-VOL has the dollar sum of auctions that ended in the past seven
> days:
> $61431 x 52 weeks = nearly $3.2M / year.
>
> Wow. To me, that's a lot of money.
> But to TLC, I assume it is not- TLC had $1.3B 1999 total sales.
> ebay's "Lego" market is 0.25% that of TLC's.
>
> The volume on ebay has probably doubled in the past 12-18 months.
> If nothing were to change, and the current growth rates of TLC and ebay
> were to continue, then the ebay volume might reach 1% of TLC's market
> in 3 to 4 years.
>
> It will be interesting to track this information,
> especially with LEGO Direct coming online,
> and to guess whether or not LEGO Direct draws dollars away from
> certain lots: especially lots comprised of windows. It may be
> too late to figure that out: now that Brad Justus has announced
> that some form of bulk buying will be available soon, and it
> will indeed include windows, will AFOLs wait and see what the
> price per piece they will offer is with the result being that
> the ebay market for window lots will drop in average price?
>
> It would be very cool to track the price of individual sets overtime.
> Even if the number were not 100% accurate, it would still give new
> buyers (and new sellers) an estimate to a given set's worth (on ebay).
>
> Dan Boger wrote:
> >
> > I was bored at work the other day, so I wrote a couple of little scripts, • just
> > to see what would happen.
> >
> > Ebay stats - I was wondering if I could make some sort of meter of the • auctions
> > on ebay, somewhat like the dow jones... Here's what I found:
> >
> > LEGO-VOL for Feb 28 : $61431 (+0), 2262 (+0) auctions)
> > LEGO-PPL for Feb 28 : 9.00 $/Lbs (+1.00 $/Lbs), 41 (+0) auctions)
> > LEGO-PPP for Feb 28 : 22.10 Cents/Pc (-0.00 Cents/Pc), 216036 (+0) pieces)
> >
> > LEGO-VOL - just a sum of all the auctions that ended in the past week, with • at
> > least 1 bid, and a sum of what they went for.
> > LEGO-PPL - price per lbs - an average of big auctions prices
> > LEGO-PPP - price per piece - resolving set->piece count, an average of what • you
> > pay for each brick... :)
> >
> > Anyone interested in these? perhaps ideas for other stats - maybe • "blue-sets"?
> > :P
> >
> > For Auczilla - I was just playing with it, trying to get some totals, how • much
> > people are spending, etc... But before I do anything with it, Todd - do you
> > mind?
>
> -- dave
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| I'm interested in this information. LEGO-VOL has the dollar sum of auctions that ended in the past seven days: $61431 x 52 weeks = nearly $3.2M / year. Wow. To me, that's a lot of money. But to TLC, I assume it is not- TLC had $1.3B 1999 total (...) (27 years ago, 29-Feb-00, to lugnet.market.auction, lugnet.market.theory)
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