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That $20 LEGO® bin is worth $287.

Animated example: a storage bin of loose LEGO bricks labeled $20. A scan finds a rare figure worth $52, a set worth $68, more figures worth $74 and bulk bricks worth $93, for a total of $287.

Example scan of one garage-sale bin. Think you can price one? Try it.

Snap a bin before you buy it or sell it. PriceMyBin spots the minifigures and sets buyers pay for and tells you what the whole bin is worth.

Would you flip it?

Three bins off Marketplace. Drag to what you think each one is really worth, then scan it.

Practice bins. Example values, not real listings.

Two ways people use a bin scan

Same photo, different question.

buying

Flipping bins from Marketplace

  • Snap the listing photo or the bin at pickup and know the most you should pay.
  • See which figures to pull and sell on their own. That's where the profit is.
  • Get a listing written for the pieces you resell.
selling

Clearing out old LEGO

  • Find out if the bin in the basement is worth $20 or $300 before you post it.
  • Spot the few figures that are worth more than the rest of the bin.
  • Price it right so it sells fast and you don't leave money behind.

Why a bin is worth more than it looks

Most bins get priced by eye or by the pound. The money is usually in a handful of pieces.

$3 to $12

what loose used LEGO usually sells for per pound, depending on the mix.

1 figure

can be worth more than the rest of the bin. Older Star Wars and Harry Potter figures are the usual suspects.

2 to 4x

what an unsorted bin can bring once the figures and sets are pulled and sold on their own.

What was in one $20 bin

An example scan. Every bin is different, which is the point.

  • 1 rare minifigure$52
  • 1 set, mostly complete$68
  • 14 other minifigures$74
  • Loose bricks, about 9 lb$93
  • Bin total$287

Sold as one lot it would go for around $90. Pulling the figures first is where the money is.

How it works

  1. Spread the bin out and snap itOne photo from above, so the figures and set pieces show.
  2. PriceMyBin finds the moneyIt picks out minifigures and set pieces and prices them from recent real sales of used LEGO.
  3. Buy, keep, or sellGet the bin's value, what to sell on its own, and a listing ready for Marketplace or eBay.

Questions

When does it come out?

We're building it now. Waitlist members get it first, plus free scans at launch.

Where do the prices come from?

Recent sold prices for used LEGO, not store prices and not guesses.

iPhone or Android?

iPhone first, Android right after. Join and we'll tell you when yours is ready.

Do you buy LEGO?

No. PriceMyBin tells you what a bin is worth so you can buy or sell it at the right price, wherever you want.

Got a bin, or about to buy one?

Get on the list and scan it first when the app is out.