Entire Marvel Legends Collection For Sale 2002-2022

[mlcollector16]

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So you are selling your entire collection and won't be breaking them up to sell individually?
What is the price you are listing?

More info will be appreciated.

[Fermix]

The fact that it's being sold as a lot means that people may have to buy multiples of figures they already own, making the entire package just less valuable to them. I myself probably couldn't come up with an offer that would be anything other than insulting honestly. Best of luck!

[Lord Scareglow]

I couldn't even imagine what a reasonable pricetag for this all would be, this is insane.

I wish you would break this up, I'd buy a lot of stuff, but the whole thing..can't say that would be a thing I'd go with, Good Luck!

[Lord Scareglow]

Originally Posted by mlcollector16

Hi all,

If allowed, I am considering selling this entire lot in a raffle format. I have seen this model work for Pokemon cards with high values. If I receive the interest and the numbers one lucky member could get a collection that is valued between 35-38 thousand for $100-$200. The winner would be responsible for picking up the collection in Toronto or paying the shipping/handling/insurance cost.

Let me know if anyone is interested

Well yeah I'd be interested in that for sure.

[Zeroflamez]

I'm not really sure why you couldn't just break this up. You'd make more money in the long run if you have the patience and time to sell individually or in mini lots. Just my 2 cents though. It's your collection.

[Gam13it]

Awesome collection! I've been piecing out my personal Marvel Legends collection slowly over the past year and a half and it's a lot of work to say the least. Good luck with the sale

[Fermix]

Could you do an eBay auction where it's only available for local pickup? I think you could also set a minimum threshold value, so you can bring in attention with a low starting price but still get a number you're happy with. EDIT: I just tried it myself and you can 100% do this, but eBay charges you a fee to add a reserve price (AKA minimum acceptable value)

I also think lotteries are super sketchy, because you can accrue a bunch of strangers' money but ultimately say your friend won the raffle and nobody would be able to prove otherwise.

[Napseeker]

I'm not even sure that he can legally do it either.

[Canukle]

You need a lottery license to hold a raffle, legally.

(Link to Toronto's bylaw, since the OP is Toronto based)

https://www.toronto.ca/services-paym...ences/raffles/


This dude is trying to hold a lottery for a prize he values at over $35,000. A personal lottery.

Super illegal.

Just piece it out and sell it individually over the year. If you're worried about time, do it one wave at a time instead of all at once