Best of BrickNerd - Article originally published December 2, 2022. BrickNerd is happy to present the second article in a short series on LEGO investing where we will analyze if holding onto LEGO sets for the long-term is a sound strategy to generate a profit. Safe build by Tom Gion and boxes by RAWF8, VIA ENVATO ELEMENTS Previously On BrickNerd… In Part 1 of this investment series, I conducted a review of the returns made from LEGO Investing by looking at the price increases of all sets retiring between 2005 and 2021 with 500 pieces or more. The annual return on investment from a sample of 826 sets was a healthy 11.7%, in line with an 11% return published in an academic study by Victoria Dobrynskaya. Image by rthanuthattaphong, via Envato Elements However, despite this impressive return, the sample took into account sets that had been sold and didn’t pay attention...










