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LEGO portfolio tracking for resellers.

Most resellers have a ton of LEGO and no idea what it's worth. Now easily track the total value of every figure, part and set.

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$12,313.80
Portfolio value
$12,313.80
$0.00 (+0.00%)Last 30 days
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$2.5M of LEGO inventory tracked

Toggle Live Market.

Added a figure when it was worth $19, and now it's worth $34? Toggle Live market and see every item at today's price.

Portfolio value
$13,207.40
$958.86 (+7.26%)Last 30 days
My pricesLive market
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Your own prices where you set them, BrickLink everywhere else

Share your portfolio.

One tap makes a card with your total. Save it, post it in a group, send it to a buyer.

  • Pick a color and a pattern
  • Save it to your photos or share it anywhere
  • Shows your live market value when Live market is on
Share your statistics in the brick'em app: a card with the total inventory value, $16,616.82, on a plum confetti background, with color themes and Save image and Share buttons

Share individual lots.

Scan a lot in the Chrome extension, tap Share lot value, and save the card. It's sized for an eBay listing photo, so buyers see what the lot is worth before they buy.

  • Every figure priced, right on the photo
  • Lot value and the three most valuable figures
  • Square, the size of a listing photo
Learn more about the Chrome extension
A lot value card from the brick'em Chrome extension: 17 Marvel minifigures on a table, each with its price, lot value $217.34, with the three most valuable listed

I used to look up prices one by one, but now I just scan my whole collection at once and get real BrickLink prices instantly... the fastest way I've found to see the value of everything I own in one shot.

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Questions sellers ask.

Each item is priced from the BrickLink 6-month sold average for its condition, multiplied by quantity, and summed across every tab. Used and new are priced separately.

Prices update as BrickLink's sold data changes. Recent activity shows every add, remove, and reprice so you can see exactly what moved the total.

Yes. Every tab in your inventory has its own value in the By collection breakdown, and the portfolio total adds them all up.

My prices uses the price you set on an item where you set one, and the BrickLink average everywhere else. Live market prices everything at today's BrickLink 6-month sold average. Flip the toggle on the portfolio page to see both.

No. The shared page shows your statistics, value, counts, and top figures. It does not list your inventory or your prices per item.

Know what your LEGO is worth.