


The guy said to call later and ask if it was picked up or not. I did and sure enough it was bought. I will have to live my life with this regret.
Did any of you guys see these old old sets in crazy stores somewhere?
Good LordTower of Iron Will wrote:I had a similar experience but for me it had a happier outcome. I had been in a Toys R Us about ten or so years ago (mid-ninties) and saw set 6103 Castle Mini-Figures in with the lego sets. My jaw dropped when I saw it and when the shock wore off I bought it. I still have it, un-opened. I used to buy a lot of these when they were available so I don't really need to open it.
I guess they were cleaning up the store room and found it, or someone could have been saving it and forgot about it-who knows? I didn't ask, I guess in hindsight I guess I should have.
-Tower
I'm gonna laugh when that person is a user here.crown_knights wrote:I missed the best opportunity of my lego related life today by a few hours. I was driving down to Pennsylvania to meet a friend and stopped by this little hobby store as it looked kinda interesting. I was not thinking of lego when I entered this store. Looking around I was browsing trough their model trains when I see a Lego box among the train boxes. It was Lego 6086: Black Knight's fortress. The box was a little beaten up and dusty but overall in good condition. Still factory sealed and without a price tag. I immediately go up to the cash register and it rang up at $49.99!!! These guys had no idea how much it was worth. It was still on some sale these guys had like 3 years back LOL
. But the casheir notices that there is a little yellow mark on the right hand corner of the box. Someone came in yesterday night and reserved the item and would be back to pay for it and pick it up today. I was nearly in tears
![]()
The guy said to call later and ask if it was picked up or not. I did and sure enough it was bought. I will have to live my life with this regret.
That may well be very true. So if you(whoever you are) have the set, I am willing to pay $120 for the set shippedDr. J wrote:I'm gonna laugh when that person is a user here.crown_knights wrote:I missed the best opportunity of my lego related life today by a few hours. I was driving down to Pennsylvania to meet a friend and stopped by this little hobby store as it looked kinda interesting. I was not thinking of lego when I entered this store. Looking around I was browsing trough their model trains when I see a Lego box among the train boxes. It was Lego 6086: Black Knight's fortress. The box was a little beaten up and dusty but overall in good condition. Still factory sealed and without a price tag. I immediately go up to the cash register and it rang up at $49.99!!! These guys had no idea how much it was worth. It was still on some sale these guys had like 3 years back LOL
. But the casheir notices that there is a little yellow mark on the right hand corner of the box. Someone came in yesterday night and reserved the item and would be back to pay for it and pick it up today. I was nearly in tears
![]()
The guy said to call later and ask if it was picked up or not. I did and sure enough it was bought. I will have to live my life with this regret.
Thank you. Those were awesome.MarioDAlessio wrote:Crown Knights be happy for who ever purchased this set.
You know they may not have been an adult collector and the set may have been purchased for a child with no knowledge of its collection worth and will soon be experiencing some 1992 LEGO fun.
As far as story’s of old toy shop finds there have been previous posts of members going back to shops from their childhood and I think in England and asking about Lego castle displays which they remembered. In the case I am thinking of it was still retained by the shop and was given over for free? Sorry I can’t give you a link but here is another old Lego display to cheer you up.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=127069
regards Mario