Bricks & Minifigs on Avocado Boulevard in La Mesa's Casa de Oro district is an authorized LEGO resale franchise buying, selling, and trading new and used LEGO products at the Avocado and Campo Road intersection. The store stocks retired and current sets, individual minifigures, and bulk loose bricks sorted by color and element type, occupying a collectible-toy niche alongside TOYADDICTS' action-figure and pop-culture inventory elsewhere in La Mesa. The franchise brand launched its first location in 2010 and now operates over 240 stores across the United States and Canada, making it the largest dedicated LEGO aftermarket retailer in North America. A build-your-own-minifig station anchors the center aisle, letting customers assemble custom figures from hundreds of loose heads, torsos, legs, and accessories. The buy-back program pays cash or store credit for used LEGO inventory, with condition and completeness grading determining value — a secondary-market appraisal model mirrored in the trading-card valuations at Supreme Card Shop on University Avenue. The highest-value acquisitions involve sealed, discontinued collector sets — particularly Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series and Modular Buildings lines — graded for box condition, seal integrity, and production-year rarity against current Bricklink and BrickEconomy market indices.