The BIGGEST LEGO Haul - part 1
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This is the largest single HAAAUUUULLLL in Atlanta Brick Co. History! So large, in fact, Chris and Ed had to finance the purchase. How big? Over $100,000! This enormous haul includes more that 4,000 sealed LEGO sets, pounds of loose bricks, collectable minifigure series. Loose BAM figures, gift with purchase sets, LEGO store exclusives and so much more! Basically, this haul includes nearly every LEGO set from the last 10 years!!! Chris rents a trailer and drives down to south Florida to make a down payment and pack up on about 5-10% of the overall goods. He sits down with Bryan, the seller, to discuss their love of LEGO, how and why he started such a large collection, and what all it includes. We also get a sneak peak at the non-LEGO items, such as store displays wall scrolls, and other LEGO swag only found at the store displays of places like Toys-R-Us and K-Mart!
Watch us go get it on the road trip!
Part 1: • Road Trip- part 1: Mar...
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There’s always a bigger fish. My goodness - that’s impressive. No longer Broke 4 bricks lol! Best reason to sell your collection - spending more time with family. They’ve always been super cool people and I appreciate the non production parts and things we’ve got from them.
Absolutely agree!
Yet another really great video 👍 bryan seems so kind. if i ever sell my crazy collection… i can only see myself doing it for that exact same reason (spending more time with my kids) but for the moment lego = great moments with my kids. If they ever do not like it anymore it will be a problem.
@@brixideas8456 Hopefully your kids will always share your love of LEGO, even if the get out of it for a little while, most people drift back later in life!
i wish i could run into a collection like this to buy, i mean i couldn't afford it but a man can dream.
Why dream when you can get it from us?
Wow. What a cool guy too, using these LEGO parts for public outreach.
VERY COOL!
Sheeeshhhhh! I’d wish I’d had gotten into Lego a lonnggggg time ago. Great haul. Better it hurt to let go!
This is the first video of this channel I watched and I've watched it 3 times! Have my sub. Great conversation with Bryan, what a guy. But all good things come to an end, and I hope he's happy doing things with his kids. Real nice guy I like that guy.
Thank you!
Just starting my collection, 780 pieces in 6 sets. I was a big lego fan as a kid, but college and career got in the way, so starting fresh. Going with City and Classic bulk sets for now.
An amazing haul.. wow o wow
And more to come!
Waiting for the 2nd video still :)
It’s out! Here it is!
Road Trip- Part 2! Picking Up Over 4,000 Sealed LEGO Sets!
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Man i thought i had a Lego hoarding problem. Makes me look well adjusted. lol
Haha! Absolutely!
Wow that's an impressive collection. So jealous right now 😅
No need to be jelly. The great thing about our haul videos is that everything is for sale. It can all be yours!!!
@@atlbrickco Would love to get my hands on some. What's your shipping like? 🇨🇦
@@antoniobousaba25 Standard shipping costs anywhere in the world (Costs based on weight and distance).
As a new AFOL - 52-year old just starting out in Lego Journey - this is amazing. Hope to check out your store soon! Best wishes.
Hope to see you soon! Welcome to the LEGO community!
Wow just wow! I actually think the displays are really cool. I would love to have one with the arctic lego city sets.
Yes, totally agree!
Crazy, fantastic...
Thank you!
Love everything about this.
Thank you, sir!
I saw this on Facebook. The owner or previous owner I should say made a post about this on one of the groups and I had to watch it.
My 7 year old watching the video in complete disbelief before saying, “why…why wouldn’t you build the sets?” He’s torn between thinking that collection is super cool or that it’s sacrilegious to own all those sets and not build them. 😂
Tell him I am very much conflicted as well!
Insane haul!
Squad goals
This video make every lego fan want to come to your shop. I think people would even pay you just to come and help you move all the stuff.
Why do I live 4600 miles away from Atlanta ?
Road trip time?
When Disney renamed Slave I, I immediately knew the 4 mint unopened UCS kits I have went up in price 😄 what an awesome collection! The amount of time and travel to stores is ridiculous but Im very much like him. My collection is all Unopened mint SWs kits. I will end up selling all of mine eventually as well. Thanks for sharing such an awesome collection.
You’re welcome!
Cool
That collection is seriously next level, the stuff of dreams! Never thought I’d see such a $BIG$ deal made on a collection!
One day I gotta make it to yalls store from Texas!
Please do! We are totally worth it!
Awesome haul !
Thanks!
If there is a Millennium Falcon 7965 in there, I WANT IT. I hope there might be one in the open sets collection. 🤞
Well look for you!
Wow
We will post another video soon when we drive down and get the rest.
@@atlbrickco ok thanks for letting me know
LOTR sets got me happy
Us too!
I'm looking for the Ghostbusters Headquarters and the Monster fighter's. Please let me know if you still have them ??!! Thank you so much !!
For the most up to date info of our inventory, please contact the store!
Wow, you got quite the bargain. 😁
4000 sets x $25 = $100,000
Plus all the bulk brick, minifigs, shelves, etc.
There were over a thousand polybags and cmf figures included in that set count. Still considered sets but wouldn’t want to pay $25 for them!
If a store were to buy this collection, they'd be set on inventory for years I'd imagine. At least like 5 years, right?
Maybe?
Amazing haul! I would not like to figure out where to put all that LEGO!
Neither do we!
That is CRAZY. Were there any technics? I've been wanting some of the older technic sets. Its going to take forever to get through all of that, but at least it was well sorted and taken care of.
It is going to take a while to get through! I’m not sure if there were any Technic in there. We will be driving down soon to get the rest of it. Look for a future vid.
Why work for him when he could have opened his own store? And do these guys not have 100k on hand. The dude has a masters in business admin.
This is insane! 🤩One thing I'm curious about is how much Bryan spent to acquire this collection vs the $100,000 selling price. Folks often say LEGO is a pretty decent investment, and this would be a good example of that.
Yes, but with an *. It depends on what you spend on storage.
Same Here. All film i got in my mind - What was the point If This collection? He Put easy 100k in all This stuff and storage, so he just freeze the money. What a waste. But pretty sweet deal for buyer
OMG 😲
Pretty crazy, right?
Any Chima Ice Bears or bulk translucent clear 1x2 plates in bulk?
Hmmm. I don’t know off the top of my head. Contact the store to find out for sure!
Wow! and I thought I had a lot of LEGO
No one has more than us!
To watch someone sell their collection fills me with great sadness
Don’t be sad. We are now selling that collection to you (or whoever wants it)!
I'll never understand why people keep them in the boxes, they should be opened and enjoyed. Who cares if they lose value.
Current retail is probably pushing $300k
yep, what's easier, spending full time on an ebay store for months or selling in one transaction... guess it depends on the circumstances
I hate to ask but I’m disabled and really want the home alone set and a flower set but can’t afford store prices. I would appreciate if you would keep an eye out
We have a waiting list for sets. Contact the store to get on the list!
Chris! Dude how much for one of the dump bins?
I’ll ask him. If you don’t get a reply soon. Contact the store directly.
$100,000 value?
Did the City sets come in or are they on the next haul?
Some City came in, but most are still there. We will be getting the rest soon.
So I’d imagine he settled for a bulk selling price somewhere less than 25% of the actual value. Had he taken the time he could have made thousands more.
The store usually offers cash at 50% of the sets brinklink value and 100% for store credit/trade in. That’s what I received when I traded/sold a bunch of my sets.
@@cosmo9362 that would mean the sellers value was actually $200,000. I’ve sold in bulk but no way am I taking $100,000 less than what it’s worth
@@Gazelle0078
He may have gotten a better deal, I only had about $4,000 in sets. Think about the time and expense of selling 4000 sets plus all the other items on your own. It would take a long time and your money is tied up in LEGO. If you don’t need the money currently the sets will only appreciate in value over time. It just depends on the individual’s circumstances as to what they decide/need to do. 😁
✌🏻
We were over 50% of the value, we needed the sealed sets for our inventory
@@atlbrickco
That’s great for both parties, buyer and seller. Like I said, selling that much takes a lot of time and money for the seller and can be overwhelming. Your store needs to make a profit to pay all your business expenses, especially labor, I understand. Atlanta Brick Co is great for LEGO fans to be able to buy, sell and trade LEGO very easily. I enjoyed my trade/sale when I visited last year and hope to be back. You have a lot of great LEGO and it’s a great store. ✌🏻
Dang, dropping $100k as a down-payment.
No, had to finance it. Worth it!
He should have sold those set on ebay himself!! 200% sure he could earn way way way more than 100000!
You have to factor in your time, stress, and frustration of selling each one of those items individually, plus eBay’s cut of the sale! He wanted to hard quit the whole thing.
:)
Can’t help but feel the guy got ripped off. 100k for all that, man that’s not even retail for the 4000 sets let alone what they are worth now and what Atlanta Brick Co. will sell them for.
Please keep in mind that it was OVER 100k, over a thousand sets were cmf and polybags and both parties walked away happy with the deal. Also, remember he was losing money every month on rental for 3 temperature controlled storage units!
o man
You know it!
So is this called luck?