If the 400 billion or so Lego pieces that have been produced were pulled out of the attics and garages of the world, the market would collapse over night. I hav

If the 400 billion or so Lego pieces that have been produced were pulled out of the attics and garages of the world, the market would collapse over night. I have at least $2k worth of Lego in two giant tubs in my garage, collected over the years my now 20yo son was growing up. I honestly have no idea what to do with them - they're surprisingly hard to give away and I don't feel like dealing with eBay. Sadly, I suspect most of the pieces out there are in landfills or the oceans.