Lego Investing: Complete Guide to Investing in Lego Sets

Jorg S.

Hard to get how this slapped together bunch of video’s full of repetitions and contradictions is supposed to be a course.

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Keith B.

sound quality is not great.

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Bb

This is really just a bunch of the authors youtube videos from various years, going back to 2015. About half the content in this course is redundant. The author actually reviews the same Lego sets multiple times, throughout the different videos. Even though I got this course for only $10, the price I really paid is with my time. This whole thing could have been edited and condensed into 1 hour.

The other problem I had, was with the authors predictions of which Lego sets would go up in value. About half the sets he reviewed did not appreciate at all, or even went down in price 2 to 4 years later. Basically, you could have made predictions just as accurate by simply flipping a coin.

On the plus side, there are some valuable nuggets of wisdom in some of the videos, which can come in helpful if you plan to take up investing in or flipping Legos. But, like I mentioned earlier, these good parts could have been condensed into 1 hour. I would have happily paid more for a well edited shorter version of this course.

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Daniel K.

I really liked to get insight to the mindset of a Lego collector, how he chooses sets or mini figures and what else to be aware of before buying. Learned a lot of tricks to be more efficient and to get a better idea of where to set my price point for both buying and selling.

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Destin R.

learned alot of what to look for and buy. also what to look out for when it comes to legos

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Andrea D. C.

I think the information is very helpful. It gives a lot of information about how to collect.

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Mark J.

There's no doubt at 10 pounds that there is a lot of value in this course, and I appreciate the time and effort the lecturer has put in. However, there are some issues: some videos are poorly edited with a cut scene creeping in at the end (garage sale vid); many videos have sound issues, for example, the lecturer's voice changes pitch between videos; some videos have a webcam view of the lecturer, others do not. Those that do, I would have recommended a neutral background/screen rather than background scenery (and use better lighting); overuse of certain words, like "particular", becomes distracting; some extra effort in research for pronunciation of names or what a part or set was actually called, such as some of the Star Wars figures. Some names would have just needed a quick Google search to clarify their pronunciation; some sections seem to be repeated, like which sets to invest in and which the lecturer believes will appreciate in value; with that last point in mind, the value of some of his predictions have been exposed with the time lapsed since first creation, perhaps a clean-up/update would be a good idea; poor execution of quizzes and review questions, eg: one question and its a bit of an obvious one. With all of that said, I want to reiterate again: if you can overlook the issues I've mentioned, then 10 quid (admittedly a sale price) for this course is great value and there is some really good information here to be getting on with.

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Daniel M.

Good course. Lots of good information in here. You won't use all of it... but there is a lot of good good quality information spread across multiple verticals and investing strategies.

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Ismail M.

new knowledge for me

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Dylan J. H.

Fantastic information! Keep up the good work, Sergey!!

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