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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 4803553, member: 19463&quot;]IMHO your issue here should be with Lego.&nbsp; If one dealer is buying all the sets, Lego should be making more sets.&nbsp; If Lego is limiting their sets artificially to make collectibles rather than toys and selling all they are willing to make to be inflated by third party, they are complicit in a matter that would cause me to blacklist them.....PERIOD!&nbsp; I find it ridiculous to buy things that are made to be collected for the purpose of being collected.&nbsp; That includes mint sets, NCLT and any coin that never was spent at face value. This is the ancient coin section of Coin Talk.&nbsp; We buy things that managed to survive the authorities that issued them.&nbsp; Perhaps if Lego were required to bury everything they made for a thousand years, I could see someone, then, paying more than issue price.&nbsp; As it is, the only Legos I like are the ones that can be used to build things and not kits that lose all their value if the package is opened.&nbsp; There is no comparison in the two matters.&nbsp; One is free market; the other, it it is done as you say, is complicit price fixing. </p><p><br /></p><p>+1[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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