What We Charge

Three numbers.

Around 15%

is our margin, built into the collection price. A little more or less depending on the sets. The rest buys the sets, in your name.

Selecting and purchasing the sets
Delivery and transport into storage
Inspection, wrapping and sealed plastic containers, with the products that keep the boxes dry and fresh
The price you are quoted is the price you pay. Nothing added on, nothing deducted afterwards

1.8% a year

of the collection's value, for storage and insurance.

Access-controlled UK facility, monitored around the clock
Insured at market value under a specialist fine-art policy, hard to come by for private owners, rising with the collection
Billed yearly. Stops the day you take delivery

10%

of proceeds, only if you wish us to sell it for you.

Nothing if you take delivery and sell yourself
Sell one set or the whole collection, whenever you like
No lock-in. No performance fee. No fee to join

What You Would Get Back When You Exit

After every cost on this page.

Collection size

How long you hold

At the end

Growth a year

What we aim for by choosing the sets collectors want. An aim, not a promise.

£50,000, 10 years, 15% a year, you take delivery. You get back:

£156,404

3.1× what you put in. Back to what you paid after about 2 years.

Sets worth, day one
£42,500
Sets worth, year 10
£171,936
Storage and insurance, 10 years
−£15,532
Sale fee
£0
You get back
£156,404

Not a forecast. Values can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you pay in.

How the figures are calculated

Our margin is around 15%, a little more or less depending on the sets, so the sets start at about 85% of the price, valued at retail, and grow at the chosen rate. Storage and insurance of 1.8% are charged each year on the value at the start of that year. If you wish us to sell it for you, 10% comes off at the end. Buying below retail, which we often do, is not counted. Past performance is no guide to future results. Collectable LEGO is not a regulated investment.

What the Taxman Takes

For UK individuals, often nothing. A LEGO set is a chattel, and a chattel sold for £6,000 or less is generally exempt from capital gains tax.

The £6,000 Rule in Full

Start With a Conversation

Tell us how much you would like to invest, and we will send you a list of sets for that amount with one price.