Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by tonyedgecombe on Thursday June 13, 2019 @11:35AM
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Don't just throw it away.
I shall try but I'm sceptical there is much interest in a pile of unsorted 1970's Lego. I could be wrong though.
Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by jacquesm on Thursday June 13, 2019 @05:06PM
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It might fetch as much as $15 per kg depending on the quality and what sets were in it. Just one rare train in there and you're going to look at substantial money.
Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by cosmodisk on Thursday June 13, 2019 @12:03PM
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Did buy 7.5kg of unsorted Legos very recently,so yes, there's some interest.
Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by UseStrict on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:37PM
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I would totally buy it if you're able to ship to Canada. Love collecting and building with LEGO.
Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by cmiles74 on Thursday June 13, 2019 @05:17PM
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No joke, my child loves Legos. We always grab 'em when they show up on freecycle or Facebook or where-ever.
Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks
by dractori on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:56PM
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Post to craigslist or facebook marketplace and you'll quickly find out how in demand they are. Esp if there are minifigs. Lego collecting is VERY popular right now.
Don't just throw it away.