When do you draw the line?

former-member · 2013-10-22T21:36:38.000Z

I started Lego investing around late 2010 and since then i've invested a fair chunk of my wages each month into Lego. I have completely maxed out my loft now (which is a decent size) and have a decent amount of sets hiding in cupboards, under beds etc. However now i'm somewhat at a cross roads as i'm sitting on a pretty big gold mine i'd like to think, but very much playing the waiting game of retirements/sets increasing in price and getting the sales. I keep saying to myself that's it for now until i sell x amount of sets. Yet I still find myself buying Lego when it's on discount or if a new set comes out and I really like the look of it, i'll usually buy it. Generally i've been buying 20-25 per set (depending on the price/discount). Of course in an ideal world i'd like to be shifting sets each week and having new ones to replace them but i'm far from that. But without getting off the point, what point do you draw the line and say I have enough Lego for investing, without it becoming more of an addiction/obsession? I know that sounds weird but I have little self control, especially buying online it's very easy to buy a lot of a set without really thinking much of it.