Sealed vintage Pirate/Castle sets from the 1990s – are they a good store of value?
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The value of sealed vintage LEGO Pirate and Castle sets from the 1990s is a hot topic among collectors. Given their already high prices, the question is whether these sets are a good investment for the future.
These sets are valuable, and opening them would diminish their value. If you're looking to play with these sets, complete, but opened, sets are still available. The smaller box sizes of these sets make storage easier, allowing collectors to store thousands of dollars worth of sets in a single drawer.
The long-term growth of these sets over the next few decades is an important consideration for collectors. The original article doesn't provide specific set numbers or prices, but it does highlight the high value of these sealed sets.
For collectors looking to protect their investment, consider a LEGO display case to showcase these vintage sets.
Their prices are already so high, that you wouldn't want to ever open them. If you want them for play, opened complete sets are still relatively attainable. How do you project their long-term growth in the next decades? The storage issues here are much less relevant - their boxes are smaller, and you can fit thousands worth of value in a single drawer. submitted by /u/bluetomcat [link] [comments]
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