Liquidation toy pallets across every platform
Toy lots are highly seasonal and brand-sensitive: LEGO, action figures, board games, and plush move at very different rates. Volume spikes into Q4 as retailers clear holiday overstock and returns. Manifests usually list the brand and SKU mix, which is what sell-through hinges on; condition is mostly new-in-box overstock or lightly-handled returns.
That count includes single-item listings. Of it, 150 are multi-unit lots. What the signed-in feed shows before you switch single items back on.
$/unit = the lot's total cost divided by the unit count the source publishes.
Click any lot for photos, the current bid, and price per unit. Every account gets 1 saved search that emails you when a matching toys lot is picked up; a paid plan adds the seller manifest and the direct bid link.
What drives the cost-per-unit on toys lots
Toy per-unit is brand-driven: a LEGO-heavy lot and a generic-plush lot at the same per-unit cost are not the same buy. BStalker shows the per-unit number and the manifest where available; it does not rank the brand mix.
Toys lots by platform
See toys on a single platform, or track a toys cost-per-unit trend →
