The Top Platform for Selling LEGO Sets from Youtuber- Jake’s Bricks
In the video titled “Which Platform is the Best for Selling LEGO Sets?” from Jake’s Bricks, the host discusses eight different selling platforms for LEGO sets. The platforms include Amazon, eBay, BrickLink, Mercari, Whatnot, District, StockX, and Facebook Marketplace.
The host mentions that Amazon has stringent restrictions for selling LEGO sets, with high fees but the benefit of quick sales for new sets. eBay is noted as a popular choice for used LEGO sets, despite increasing fees and competition. BrickLink is described as the largest LEGO-only selling platform, with a low fee rate of 3%, but the platform is deemed archaic and difficult to navigate for buyers.
Mercari is highlighted as having 0% selling fees and being user-friendly for posting and selling LEGO sets quickly. Whatnot is noted for its live auction format, primarily catering to minifigure collectors. District is introduced as a social selling platform that combines aspects of eBay and Whatnot, providing a community-driven experience. StockX is mentioned for low sell prices and authenticating items, but is not recommended for sellers due to low prices.
Facebook Marketplace is discussed as a local selling platform with low fees, but high risk for scams. The host also mentions other platforms like Poshmark, Etsy, and Craigslist, but deems them as less desirable options. Overall, the host suggests exploring different platforms based on individual needs and comfort levels as a LEGO seller or investor.
If you are interested in exploring the Jake’s Bricks District mentioned in the video, you can visit the following link: https://district.net/jakesbricks.
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