What's a good price per pound on Legos?

[morganm]

If you were to buy Legos by the pound with just some pictures showing bags of random pieces... how much would you pay per pound?

[thade]

I'm assuming they're actually genuine, and you're not going to get robbed- or worse- megablox!

It depends a lot on the contents. For just bricks I'd maybe pay $10-15 or so, but if it were minifigs I'd pay a lot more.

[morganm]

Pretty random stuff but yeah; I can tell it's genuine Lego.  There were a few sneaky "Lego" lots that were obviously not Lego.  

Some lots have what look like mostly bricks.

Other lots look like they are an aggregate of dismantled sets.

[thade]

Hrm. Seems like a large scale version of the random minis. Mind sharing your source? I could use some bulk bricks.

[morganm]

Hrm. Seems like a large scale version of the random minis. Mind sharing your source? I could use some bulk bricks.

Sometimes things show up in Craigslist by the pound.

[thade]

Ah. Craiglist.

So... you are getting robbed?

[Gungnir]

I get my x-pound bags of Lego on eBay. I do occasionally get some clone brand stuff in there, but I always go through and remove them.
The only downside to this is that I have to clean the parts most of the time. The first bag I got was half-full of dirt.

[morganm]

What are you paying per pound?  What do you consider a fair price per pound?

[Zupponn]

Which is heavier?  A pound of Legos or a pound of dollar bills?

[OneEye589]

Yes.

[piltogg]

8 dollars a pound.  thats what i would pay for used lego.

[stubby]

Which is heavier?  A pound of Legos or a pound of dollar bills?

The way the dollar's depreciating, they're worth fewer pounds every day.

[Gungnir]

8 dollars a pound.  thats what I would pay for used lego.

That's about what I pay. But I usually get mine in 2-pound bags.