If you ever thought about investing in discontinued Lego sets, then it might be the way to go for a lot of cash.
Researchers at a Russian university checked out the rate of return when it came to collecting toys and they found high value collectibles proved to be a better investment than gold, art or financial securities.
They noted retired Lego sets that were sold on secondary markets saw prices rises close to 11% annually.
That is currently faster than the rates for gold, stocks and bonds.
According to researchers, those who invest in Legos long-term can yield positive returns two to three years after retirement.