Yep, exactly. In July 2026, USPS adjusted how Ground Advantage rates are calculated
for non-contiguous US zipcodes (Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, APO/FPO, etc.) and
Rural zipcodes (list here: https://stoneedge.com/kb/articles/usps-rate-chart-zip/).
Instead of the incremental weight-based rates for these zips, all GA packages
under 1 lb. shipped to any of these zips is priced as it if weighs 15.99 oz.
Adds about $2.30 on average to the orders I've shipped to affected addresses.
In Help, FLUSH2020 writes:
Assuming that the packages were similar types and weights, and that you are talking
about USPS, and the same shipping service, it is likely the closer destinations
are rural locations, which USPS is now pricing higher on sub 1 pound packages.
The trade off is that they seem to be more favorable on packages in the 1 to
3 pound range now.
In Help, McBricks writes:
I shipped a package to Washington state & 20 other states for $5.78. I just paid
$7.48 to ship to North Carolina which is closer. A package to Missouri cost $7.48.
Also, closer. Why are those 2 places more expensive than further away places?
Hello, looking to trade some Minigiures for other Minifigures (shipping only,
no public meet-ups). I am looking for the following:
Wolfpack Beastmaster, Series 27
Vampire Knight, Series 25
Film Noir Detective, Series 25
Football Referee, Series 24
Potter, Series 24
Rococo Aristocrat, Series 24
T-Rex Costume Fan, Series 24
Birdwatcher, Series 22
Chili Costume Fan, Series 22
Popcorn Costume, Series 23
Reindeer Costume, Series 23
Wolf Costume, Series 23
Monster Hunter, Series 29
Mysterious Ronin, Series 29
Trash Monster, Series 29
I have to trade the following:
Orc, Series 24 (2X)
Rockin' Horse Rider, Series 24
Bogeyman, Series 27 (2X)
Astronomer Kid, Series 27
Longboarder, Series 27
Plush Toy Collector, Series 27
Boba Cup Fan, Series 29
Soccer Goalkeeper, Series 29
Offer exspires 11/30/2026, thanks
(Please note, this is my first time trading Legos on bricklink so I may have
made mistakes)
Hi, it would be great to be able to have the sort orders received setting to
have the following sort: condition, remarks, item name, color name. This would
help in printing an order so the new condition items are last. It would also
then be listed in order of the remark entry. Thanks.
* Add 1 Gear bb1202 Blue Watch Part, Band Attachment - Clasp, Male with LEGO Logo and 'WATCH SYSTEM' Text
Comments from Submitter:
This item was inventoried before the other watch clasp was added. I just opened a sealed copy oof this set, and it came with the bb1202 watch clasp. As seen in the catalog image for the 7383 watch. Please accept the image I sent for the 7383 watch set and put the current one on this set. Please remove the bb1002 from the inventory. I can't remove it cause this form won't let me.
You will get better money by separating and cataloguing every piece but it will
take a long time to sell.
The quickest would be to sell on a local online marketplace.
There is an in between version where you pick out any rare looking parts or figures
and sell them here and bulk sell the rest.
The Catalog Associate position is equivalent to the former Catalog Administrator
position, with privileges on the Catalog side only. After a year of activity
in the new role, Stellar will be eligible for promotion to the new Catalog Administrator
position, with privileges on both sides.
Along with his regular work approving inventories and change requests, Stellar
has been an active part of many Catalog discussions and decisions, bringing his
extensive BrickLink Marketplace experience to the table.
He has also taken on several projects behind the scenes, including starting a
list of problem renders that we’re continuing to work through. You can see an
example here: https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1540242
Stellar has also developed several tools for our admins to use behind the scenes,
helping save time when searching for answers and improving the quality of the
Catalog.
Please join us in welcoming Stellar to his new role!
The BrickLink Team
Thank you all, glad to be able to help the community in new ways!
I've had these Legos in my closet for years now, and finally am trying to
sell them. They are all arranged by color, as well as by piece type within some
of the smaller colors. There are also bags for transparent pieces, printed-on
pieces, minifigs, and tires/similar. They are largely from the mid-late 2000s
and the early 2010s, with mostly Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Indiana Jones.
It weighs a bit over 30 lb.
My question is this: how should I go about selling these? Is it better to sell
them all as one big thing, or as separate things? If all one big thing, how much
should I ask for? Tips would be much appreciated, thanks for any help you can
give.
Grand Opening 20% Off Entire Store. I have worked so hard to get to this point
but still have a lot to put online. I appreciate all feedback if you see something.
Thank You
