
Harry Potter
RETIRED 2022-12-01 · retail $59.99 · 2021-04-18 → 2022-11-25 · ★ 3.9 (2) · owned by 8,847 · wanted by 2,734
Sealed mark is +92% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 5.5×/mo · 15 live asks ≈ 2.7 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1× per 1 mo · 6 live asks ≈ 7.2 mo of supply
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hp277Professor Severus Snape - 20th Anniversary Pearl Gold$37.18
hp279Hermione Granger - Dark Green Sweater, Dark Bluish Gray Short Legs$3.32
hp280Ron Weasley - Plaid Shirt, Black Short Legs$2.94
hp278Harry Potter - Dark Red Torn Sweater, Dark Tan Short Legs$2.81BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
Live asks: opened n=6, median $67.5, from $46.5 · sealed n=15, median $130, from $100 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $59.51 gross · $34.77 net at 77% of pieces priced.
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When I saw this set I instantly wanted it because of my previous enjoyment with 40174 (Lego Chess) and the iconic scene. Upon buying it I was disappointed with a boring build and a weirdly less satisfying Lego chess set. First, the figures, which are one of my favourite parts of the set. This is one of my favorite versions of Harry Potter from the first few years at Hogwarts, with him and the rest of the trio is very…
This set is certainly an odd one, deviating significantly from what you would expect from a Lego set. Personally, I quite enjoyed it, but I can understand how some people wouldn't. The building experience was unusual. The first two bags make the board, which is a very straightforward process - basically a few layered plates for stability, covered with black and white tiles, and a couple candles around the edge for de…
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