Co-Owner & Chief Brick Officer · Brick City Bros
Jay Garrett
Jay Garrett is co-owner and Chief Brick Officer of Brick City Bros. Like a lot of us, he grew up building with LEGO®. A few years ago he came back to the hobby as an adult and never looked back.
What started as a passion project became a business: buying LEGO® collections across Central New Jersey, sorting them down to the individual piece, and getting them back into the hands of builders around the world through our BrickLink and Brick Owl stores.
He still builds for fun whenever he can, and he's always happy to talk shop about a collection, a retired set, or that one piece you can't find.
Articles by Jay
Selling
How Much Is My LEGO® Collection Worth?
What actually drives the value of a LEGO® collection, from retired sets and minifigures to bulk bricks, and how to get a fair offer without doing hours of research.
Selling
What to Do With Your Kids' Old LEGO®
The kids have outgrown it and the bins are taking over the basement. Here are your options for old LEGO®, from passing it down to selling it for cash.
Selling
Selling LEGO® by the Pound: What Bulk Is Really Worth
Loose LEGO® is usually bought and sold by weight, but not every pound is equal. Here's what makes a bin of bulk bricks worth more, or less, and how to get a fair price for it.
Collecting
Are Old LEGO® Sets Worth Money? Retired Sets Explained
Some old LEGO® sets are worth far more today than they cost new, and others aren't. Here's how retirement, condition, and completeness affect what an old set is worth.
Selling
Selling an Inherited or Attic LEGO® Collection
Found a LEGO® collection while clearing out a home or settling an estate? Here's how to figure out what you have and sell it without the stress.
Selling
Should I Sell My LEGO® Built or Taken Apart?
Thinking about breaking down your built LEGO® sets before selling them? Here's why that's usually not necessary, and when it might actually lower the value.
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