Ever been tempted to buy two copies of a Lego set – one to build and another to hide in the loft? Then you’re as smart as you look. And you’re far from alone.
Buying sealed Lego sets in the hope that they’ll become more valuable has become a hobby in its own right. Collectors follow retirement dates, compare resale prices, and try to predict which of today’s releases will become tomorrow’s sought-after classics.
And it isn’t entirely wishful thinking. Some retired Lego sets really have risen spectacularly in value. The catch is that plenty of others haven’t, so choosing the right box of bricks is considerably harder than simply buying…
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