Cheap LPS Lots (Littlest Pet Shop)
LPS lots are bundles of Littlest Pet Shop figures. Check for fakes first.
Updated . Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.
Where to buy
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Thrift stores, garage sales and resale groups have the cheapest lots. Online, unsorted lots cost less than curated ones.
Professional insight
Collectors value a lot by its rare molds, not its size. One wanted figure can justify the whole bundle.
- Ask for photos of every figure's foot stamp.
- Count heads and bodies; mismatched parts lower value.
- Popular molds like Great Danes are the most faked.
- Check neck pegs for cracks or loose heads.
Check the label
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Red flags
- Very large lots at a tiny price per figure.
- Dull painted eyes instead of glossy ones.
- Sloppy paint lines and a light, hollow feel.
- Strong chemical smell from the plastic.
- No foot stamp anywhere in the photos.
Ways to save
LPS lot cost per figure
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Cost per figure
Resell duplicates from the lot to cover your costs. Bundling buys from one seller cuts shipping.
Care
- Wash figures in warm soapy water with a soft brush.
- Avoid acetone; it strips paint and eye prints.
- Dry fully before storing to prevent mould.
- Keep out of direct sun to prevent fading.
Common questions
- What does LPS mean?
- It stands for Littlest Pet Shop, the Hasbro toy line.
- Are G7 figures worth less?
- Most collectors prefer older Hasbro molds with bobble heads.
- Did you mean LP records?
- Search for vinyl record lots instead. This page covers LPS toys.