Earn money with these LEGO Friends sets! from Youtuber- Brick Bucks
Title: Make Money with These LEGO Friends Sets!
Good afternoon, everybody! It’s time for another Brick Bucks update. I’m Jim, and this is where we talk about LEGO investing and reselling. But before we dive into today’s topic, let me share a couple of updates with you.
First off, we’ve reached over 2,000 members in our Facebook group, and we couldn’t be more grateful. As promised, with 2,000 members comes another LEGO set giveaway. So, stay tuned for the next Brick Bucks video, where we’ll provide all the details.
Also, for those interested, I’ve written a blog post on our brickbucks.net blog, discussing five LEGO sets that I believe LEGO should make right now. Check it out!
Now, let’s dive into one of my favorite themes: LEGO Friends. I know there might be some skeptics out there, but hear me out. In a previous video, I mentioned that my number one return on investment in 2020 was a LEGO Friends set. So, if you’re considering skipping this video, you might want to think twice.
Today, I want to talk about the LEGO Friends Jungle Rescue Base, set number 41424. This set ties into the success of tree houses and the popularity of the Friends theme. Plus, it’s part of the National Geographic subtheme, which has also done well. Just take a look at this beautiful chart showing the rise in value. When Amazon sells out of a set like this, you know the demand is high!
Next up is the LEGO Friends Tiger Hot Air Balloon Jungle Rescue, set number 41423. This set is unique and features a hot air balloon, which makes it even more appealing. Despite it being officially “unavailable,” it’s still being sold at prices above the recommended retail price. This kind of scarcity can work in our favor as investors.
Lastly, we have the LEGO Friends Baby Elephant Jungle Rescue, set number 41421. This set not only looks great but is also quite affordable. This is the sweet spot for investing. Buy it at a discount now and watch its value increase when the holiday season rolls around.
Now, I must confess that I don’t own any of these sets yet. They haven’t retired, and they’re not even close to retirement. But mark my words, it won’t be difficult to scoop up these sets and make a profit when the time comes.
Looking at the return on investments for these sets, it’s clear that the National Geographic Friends subtheme holds a lot of potential. Unfortunately, I don’t have the eBay return on investment data for these sets, but based on the charts and my experience with previous LEGO Friends sets, I believe their prices will soar even higher.
So, don’t underestimate LEGO Friends as a reselling opportunity. Especially the National Geographic Jungle Rescue sets. Sure, they might not have the same level of coolness as Star Wars or Creator Expert sets, but as savvy investors, we need to find the best opportunities.
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