Got one of my favorite minifigs and immediately started playing with him. How will this affect resale value?
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The user recently acquired a beloved minifigure from their childhood and is now wondering how their play might affect its resale value. They are eager to know if they can still sell the minifigure for $100 USD after engaging in various imaginative play scenarios.
The user, identified as /u/LEG0Ninja, excitedly shared their experience of finally obtaining a minifigure that held significant sentimental value. This minifigure was their first as a child, and they had lost it, leading to a sense of nostalgia upon its recent acquisition. The user then embarked on a series of playful activities with the minifigure, including spinner battles, classroom adventures, fights with the Overlord, and customizing it to create a personal ninja minifigure avatar.
The core of the user's inquiry revolves around the potential impact of their play on the minifigure's future resale value. They specifically questioned whether they could still sell the minifigure for $100 USD, given the various activities they engaged in with it. The user's post highlights the emotional connection LEGO fans have with their minifigures and the potential conflict between play and the desire to preserve value.
For those who enjoy collecting and playing with their LEGO minifigures, it might be a good idea to consider getting a LEGO display case to protect your collection.
This guy was my first minifigure as a kid, and I lost him. T'was a very sad day. 13 years later, I finally got a new one! Reliving my early childhood dreams, I put him through spinner battles, took him to class, had play fights with the Overlord, and finally swapped parts out to update my own personal ninja minifigure avatar. All that being said, can I still sell him for...say, $100 USD tomorrow? submitted by /u/LEG0Ninja [link] [comments]
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