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Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQs
Answers to common questions about selling second-hand LEGO in the UK, including price, postage, and fees on Brick Deals.
- How do I sell LEGO second handList a second-hand LEGO set on Brick Deals for free, describe the condition, and post it with Royal Mail when it sells. You keep the full price.Read answer
- Where can I sell used LEGO sets in the UKIn the UK you can sell used LEGO on a marketplace such as Brick Deals, locally for cash, or to a buyback service. The best option depends on the set and how quickly you want to be paid.Read answer
- How much is my LEGO set worthA LEGO set is worth what buyers have recently paid for the same set number in the same condition. Check the set on the Brick Deals homepage, then adjust for box, instructions, and missing parts.Read answer
- Is it worth selling second-hand LEGOSecond-hand LEGO is worth selling when the set is complete enough to identify and the price covers your time. Retired sets and minifigures usually do better than mixed bulk.Read answer
- How do I price a used LEGO setPrice a used LEGO set from recent sales of the same set number and condition, not from the original retail price or from unsold asking prices.Read answer
- Can I sell a LEGO set without the boxYes. You can sell a LEGO set without the original box. Say so in the listing, price it as used rather than sealed, and include the instructions and minifigures if you have them.Read answer
- Can I sell an incomplete LEGO setYes. Sell an incomplete LEGO set by listing it as missing some parts, naming what is gone, and pricing it below a complete copy of the same set.Read answer
- Do I need the instructions to sell a LEGO setYou do not need the original instructions to sell a LEGO set, but including them makes the set easier to identify, easier to price, and easier to sell.Read answer
- How do I sell LEGO minifiguresSell LEGO minifigures by identifying the figure, including every accessory, photographing it clearly, and pricing it from recent sales rather than from the whole set.Read answer
- How do I sell loose LEGO bricksSell loose LEGO bricks by sorting out sets and minifigures first, then listing the rest honestly by volume, colour, or part, without non-LEGO pieces mixed in.Read answer
- How should I pack and post a LEGO setPack a LEGO set in a sturdy box with padding, then post it with the prepaid Royal Mail label the buyer chose. Brick Deals delivery is UK tracked postage only.Read answer
- What fees do I pay when I sell LEGOOn Brick Deals, listing is free and you keep the full item price. The buyer pays Royal Mail postage and a 5% Buyer Protection fee on the item, not on postage.Read answer